2008 Apr 03 12:12 PM
Hi Friends,
I am debugging the report in that GET statement is there after that statement data is coming into internal tables.................But the problem is i want to know how the data is coming into these internal tables.............for this i put BREAK-POINT for GET statement but it is not go into that get statement...............?
Hi Friends,
I am debugging the report in that GET statement is there after that statement data is coming into internal tables.................But the problem is i want to know how the data is coming into these internal tables.............for this i put BREAK-POINT for GET statement but it is not go into that get statement...............?
2008 Apr 03 12:25 PM
Sometimes I've had problems in debug if the code I'm looking for is levels deep in the program. For example a call to f function module. When you are in debug have to tried entering the full path -> for break-point at statement include the program where the statement resides.
I'm not sure if that will help or not. I haven't tried to debug a Get statement.
2008 Apr 03 12:35 PM
Hello,
To debug an get statement, you need to get the LDB of that required program, you can find the same in the attributes, now double click on the same in the attributes or got to SE36 and display, in the application tool bar we have a button for the source code. Here you can place the break point, where ever you require and run the program.
2008 Apr 03 1:10 PM
Thanks for reply sudhakar,
I have already tried by putting breakpoint in the source code of that LDB.But still i am not able to go inside that while debugging...........So could you please tell me is any other way to debug it...
2009 Dec 14 4:41 AM
first put the break point into ldb source code then in the report in which you are using it and run the report . first control will go to ldb then after pai it will move to your report .
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