regarding debbugging

[Former Member]

Hi experts ,

having doubt i.e how to fined related tables by debugging transaction .

Regs

Murthy

[Former Member]

You can do that by using Break-point on SELECT statements.

But why u want to find out in debugging. You can directly find them using the FIND button on Main Program of that transaction. In find use 'SELECT' as keyword.

[Former Member]

If it is a customized transtion how can we do this,

if go into a program it gives a error that its not an online report.

Regards

Narayana

[alison_lloyd]

As 'Enter the Dragon' says you can search the source code without executing. Not an online report doesn't mean that you cannot see the code just that you cannot execute from se38. Search the source code for the field name you are looking for. If it is a FM sapl+<func group> gives the program name or go to se37

-> main program.

[shishupalreddy]

Hi ,

U can find out all the tables used in a transaction using SQL Trace .

Go to --st05.

select ---Traceon option

run the tcode completely.

come back to ST05

select TRACE OFF option

then have a look at tracelist OPtion.

Here it will give list of all tables affected by that tcode

regards

[Sathish]

Fine you want to find related tables but where??

If you dont know where the queries are being used then you need to be patient during debugging.

[Former Member]

just i need to find at a particular tab that which table

gets populated into the screen.

Regards narayanamurthy

[Former Member]

goto debugging and choose breakpoints at, in the breakpoint at statement write select and enter. wherever there is select query it will stop there.

This is one of so many options.