2008 Dec 11 5:04 PM
Hi,
I am trying to debug a standard program.
When trying to set a dynamic breakpoint, I get a small dialog screen asking me for the main program. Once selected, I receive the following message:
'You cannot set more than 30 breakpoints'
Debugging using /h from the main program would take a very long time.
I checked and no breakpoints are set (Utilities > Breakpoints > Display).
What do I do? Please help.
Thanks,
John
Hi,
I am trying to debug a standard program.
When trying to set a dynamic breakpoint, I get a small dialog screen asking me for the main program. Once selected, I receive the following message:
'You cannot set more than 30 breakpoints'
Debugging using /h from the main program would take a very long time.
I checked and no breakpoints are set (Utilities > Breakpoints > Display).
What do I do? Please help.
Thanks,
John
2008 Dec 11 5:13 PM
2008 Dec 11 5:15 PM
I understand. But I am only setting 1 dynamic breakpoint - no others have been set. I've checked.
2008 Dec 11 5:24 PM
What program (include) and line number are you setting the break-point?
Rob
2008 Dec 11 5:26 PM
2008 Dec 11 5:32 PM
Well, I had no problem doing this.
But you can get around this by debugging the main program and setting a break-point for the form DATEN_BESCHAFFEN in the include RMCS00AL. You should be able to do this as soon as you start the debugger.
Rob
2008 Dec 11 5:36 PM
Try this way
double click on " perform daten_beschaffen" then system will ask window and select program RMCT0600 in form "daten_beschaffen" and try to put the break-point there , system will give a popup and select program RMCT0600 and then place the break-point.
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2014 Sep 17 12:50 AM