‎2007 Aug 30 12:54 PM
‎2007 Aug 30 1:06 PM
Hello Sumiti,
Could you please be a little more explicit?
What do you want to do?
You can debug an ecatt script and see the content of your table. (create a breakpoint in your script or directly start it in the debugger). Then double click on your parameter/table and you will see it and be able to edit it.
Regards,
Walter
‎2007 Aug 30 1:06 PM
Hello Sumiti,
Could you please be a little more explicit?
What do you want to do?
You can debug an ecatt script and see the content of your table. (create a breakpoint in your script or directly start it in the debugger). Then double click on your parameter/table and you will see it and be able to edit it.
Regards,
Walter
‎2007 Aug 30 2:31 PM
actually we have made the code.BUt we are unable to check whether the internal table is populated or not.
in order to correct our output i want to know that how can i check the contents of internal table in an ecatt script
‎2007 Aug 30 2:35 PM
It's like the normal debugger:
In the script, set a breakpoint at the point where you table should be populated (select a line in your code and click on the breakpoint icon or ctrl + shift + F12) then start the script. When the breakpoint is reached, the debugger will start and you can see the content of your table.
‎2007 Sep 03 6:16 AM
‎2007 Sep 03 8:05 AM
Hello Sumiti,
Could you please then mark the post as answered if it answered your question?
Thanks,
Walter
‎2010 Apr 30 12:02 PM
Hey ,
I have Created few Parameters as Variables.
I have Declared the Internal table within the Editor in ECATT.
I need 2 Know the Values in My Internal Table.
is there a way as to How i Can Include the Declared Internal table in the Parameter place.
So That i Could See whts Actually getting populated in my Internal Table.
Thanks Awaiting,
Essam
‎2010 May 04 7:37 AM
Hi,
In the editor itself , you can write,
ABAP.
BREAK <username>
ENDABAP.
And check your internal table values .
Also, I think, in the parameters you can add your internal table with type Local (V) or exporting (E), when you define your table in the editor .
Thanks
Seema