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Denugging a SAP script

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Hi all, I need to debug a sap script. Please tell the method for debugging a script. Thanks.

Regards,

Seenu

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Hi,

refer to the link below

http://www.howforge.com/how-to-debugging-sapscript-form

from SE71 enter form name

from Menu Utilities->ACTIVATE DEBUGGER

then execute the script from the Application Transaction

it will stop in the script and check for the Values you need

Regards,

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Hi,

refer to the link below

http://www.howforge.com/how-to-debugging-sapscript-form

from SE71 enter form name

from Menu Utilities->ACTIVATE DEBUGGER

then execute the script from the Application Transaction

it will stop in the script and check for the Values you need

Regards,

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Debugging a SAP Script - there are 2 ways to do it .

Option 1:

Execute the program RSTXDBUG it is activtate the debugging mode for SAP Script

Option 2:

Step1: Go to se71

Step2: Type the Script name

Step3:On the menu bar:Utilities-->Activate debugger

Step4:Press on display button

Step 5:Execute the script

Then the script will be in debugging mode

Press F5/F6/F7/F8 as your requirement.

Reward points if useful.

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Hi Srinivas,

from SE71 enter form name

from Menu Utilities->ACTIVATE DEBUGGER

then execute the script from the Application Transaction

it will stop in the script and check for the Values you need.

cheers,

Hema.

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Hi

Go to SE71 T.Code enter the form name Click on Utilities menu and select Activate Dubugger.

Now run your Transaction and issue output to screen.

your script debugger will be automativcally appears in the runtime.