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Debugging

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Hi gurus,

Is there tip or trick to debugg standard progrms and transactions. i mean to say to go to the relevent screen or field or function module etc in one step rather than following conventional methods of debugging.

Regards,

vinay

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abdul_hakim
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hi

if you know the exact point to where you wanna debug then u could set a break point otherwise

you need to debug the entire code...

Cheers,

Abdul Hakim

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Former Member
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Hi

Yes it is, you can set a breakpoint while debugging:

Breakpoint->Breakpoint at->

Max

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anversha_s
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hi,

you have to set the break points, at the position u want to debug.

thats the only way.

rgds

anver

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-->If any error message occurs and u want to search where the message is , u can get the message class and number by double clicking the error , then goto SE91 give the message class and message number and find out the where-used list of the message and u can sort ur relevant program from those

-->if u know any searchterm , finout where that term is used in the standard program and put a breakpoint and bebug

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Hi,

While debuging, if you know the statment or program name or Sub routine name then you can put the breakpoint over there.... breakpoint --> breakpoint at ....

then press F8, then it will stop where you put the breakpoint

Regards

Sudheer

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Former Member
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Hi,

while debuging if you want to debug all perform

than set breakpoint at event/keywork,call function .

debug mode->breakpoint->

Regards

amole

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Former Member
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hi

good

yes you can use the t-code SCI, which is called code inspector to know the details about your various kinds of program.

thanks

mrutyun^