‎2008 May 28 11:19 AM
Hi all,
There is a trx to later trace or monitoring (besides the online option SM50, columns Status="On hold", Reason="Debug"), if during a day or during a specific period of time, somebody debugged any program?
Thanks in advance.
José Gabriel.
‎2008 May 28 11:29 AM
Hello Jose,
as far as i know, there's no logging for simple debugging. But if you change any contents of program fields during debugging, that's logged in system log (SM21). There are entries like this:
12:23:08 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A19 Field contents changed: ALL_GEN -> **
12:23:08 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A14 > Program text ... , line 0206, result GET_DIRECTORY
12:23:15 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A19 Field contents changed: ALL_GEN -> **
12:23:15 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A14 > Program text .., line 0206, result GET_DIRECTORY
Regards Wolfgang
‎2008 May 28 11:29 AM
Hello Jose,
as far as i know, there's no logging for simple debugging. But if you change any contents of program fields during debugging, that's logged in system log (SM21). There are entries like this:
12:23:08 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A19 Field contents changed: ALL_GEN -> **
12:23:08 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A14 > Program text ... , line 0206, result GET_DIRECTORY
12:23:15 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A19 Field contents changed: ALL_GEN -> **
12:23:15 DIA 003 010 DB118F5 SE38 A14 > Program text .., line 0206, result GET_DIRECTORY
Regards Wolfgang
‎2008 May 28 11:35 AM
In fact, double-clicking on the line, appears the following message:
"Documentation for system log message... :
The contents of the specified field were changed in the Debugger. "
Is it possible to search in SM21 for entries that could content this type of records?
Thanks, Wolfgang.
JG.
Edited by: José Gabriel on May 28, 2008 12:43 PM
‎2008 May 28 12:20 PM
Hello Jose,
yes, you could search in SM21 - since it's no alv list (at least in Rel.5.0) simply with the find (binocular) icon .
If you have a multiple instance system, make sure, that you see all system logs (SM21 - > system log -> choose ->all remote system logs).
and an other drawback: system logs are cyclical overwritten. Just take a date in selection from date let's say two month back and check, from which date there are the first entries you see.
Regards
Wolfgang
‎2008 May 28 12:48 PM
Thanks, Wolfgang.
Anyway, if you discover a way or a log to watch a "normal debugging session" performed in the past (not online), please let me know.
Regards,
José Gabriel.