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How to debug

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Hi friends,

My fun consultants facing problem in F-48 where tax is not calculating for a particular vendor(all the confg & assignments did correctly fro FC side).I just want to run the exact screen/program in debugging mode....since the Program(SAPMF05A) is std one and have more includes and codes...so its taking more time to resolve or pitch the point for me.

Pls help how to resolve this or normally...how to check in debugging the exact program/field/structure of what i want .

Pls advise.

thanks & regards

sankar.

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after filling all data than in command box type /H and enter than use watch points to reach your exact location.

i think that is the only way.

Amit.

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after filling all data than in command box type /H and enter than use watch points to reach your exact location.

i think that is the only way.

Amit.

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hi in debugging ....first know the field name and structure name ...from the program....and go to the module pool program...put a watch point...and execute the program

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Hi,

1) /h can used for debugging transactions

2).you can bebug by creating Breakpoints & watchpoints in your program.

if there is a error uou can check the error in st22 tran.

3) using breakpoints.

Thanks

VIkraht

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hi

to check for debugging of that particular field..

create a breakpoint there...

dan exexcute the program..

to see the value changing...create watchpoints in debugger..and u can check the flow and change of values..

the field name should b known b4 from the code...at which watch pt is to b made...

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Thanks

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