‎2007 May 04 7:48 AM
hi,
What does the following statement signify
Break username.
Is it akind of break-point??
helpfull answers will be rewarded.
regards,
niky
‎2007 May 04 8:00 AM
Hi Niky ,
This statement in used to set breakpoint for a specif user , so the breakpoint is active only for the specific user , whose username is mentioned in the statement .
e,g, break arun.
means that the program will stop at the statement only when the user arun is executing the program for all other users it will just execute without break.
Regard's
Arun
‎2007 May 04 7:50 AM
Hi,
the statement break username in fact is the following code.
if sy-uname = username.
break-point.
endif.
Kostas
‎2007 May 04 7:52 AM
Hi
It will break that user at the time of execution.
It's similar to:
if sy-uname = username.
break-point.
endif.
Regards,
Sreeram
‎2007 May 04 7:53 AM
‎2007 May 04 7:56 AM
Hi
its not a break point but it is used instead of break-point if u pass this statement to any name as
break sachintendulkar
Rewards if helpfull
Regards
Pavan
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pavan praveen
‎2007 May 04 7:58 AM
this is a user specific break point. if u set a breakpoint in this way it will set a break point only for that particular user !! this is done so that other users dont get break point!!!
‎2007 May 04 7:56 AM
as the others have said it is a special kind of break. It is actaully a 'macro' which will only break if the user name = the one coded.
‎2007 May 04 8:00 AM
Hi Niky ,
This statement in used to set breakpoint for a specif user , so the breakpoint is active only for the specific user , whose username is mentioned in the statement .
e,g, break arun.
means that the program will stop at the statement only when the user arun is executing the program for all other users it will just execute without break.
Regard's
Arun