‎2009 Jun 24 2:38 PM
Tell me the difference between external breakpoint and session breakpoint.
Moderator message - Moved to the correct forum
Edited by: Rob Burbank on Jun 24, 2009 10:21 AM
‎2009 Jun 24 6:07 PM
external breakpoint : like name suggests these are external meaning these will get activated even for Non SAP Applcations (ofcourse these Applcations should call the breakpoint code, these are generally active for 2 hours. Set it thru Utilities - Setting - breakpints.
e.g. call from portal screen
session breakpoint : This breakpoint will be activated for call only within SAP system and its active till the User session is on.
e.g. SE38 execute
‎2009 Jun 24 2:53 PM
Hi,
wrong forum? Or what does this have to do with "ABAP Performance and Tuning"?
However:
- Debugger Breakpoints: Scope your debugger session.
- Session Breakpoints: Scope is your logon session (all external modes of this logon session)
- External Breakpoints: Scope is all your logon sessions (for one user on one server)
Kind regards,
Hermann
‎2009 Jun 24 6:07 PM
external breakpoint : like name suggests these are external meaning these will get activated even for Non SAP Applcations (ofcourse these Applcations should call the breakpoint code, these are generally active for 2 hours. Set it thru Utilities - Setting - breakpints.
e.g. call from portal screen
session breakpoint : This breakpoint will be activated for call only within SAP system and its active till the User session is on.
e.g. SE38 execute