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What is the function module to debug smart form?

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Hi Balu,

For smartforms debugging you can do this.

1. Execute the smartform (execute button in SMARTFORMS transaction)

2. Take the generated function module and display it in SE80.

3. Find the smartforms Elements (text elements, windows, code lines, loops) in this and set Soft break points.

Correct name is SMARTFORM_TRACE. You have lots of options for adequate analysis

Tcode - SFTRACE

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kiran_k8
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Balu,

Put a break point in the driver program.

execute the smartform.

or

put a break point in the program lines node of a window and then execute the smartform.

break-point.

K.Kiran.

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Hi Balu,

For smartforms debugging you can do this.

1. Execute the smartform (execute button in SMARTFORMS transaction)

2. Take the generated function module and display it in SE80.

3. Find the smartforms Elements (text elements, windows, code lines, loops) in this and set Soft break points.

Correct name is SMARTFORM_TRACE. You have lots of options for adequate analysis

Tcode - SFTRACE

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Hi BAlu,

When u run smartform, corresponding Function module will be displayed...then put a break point in that FM whereever u want..and then debug...

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Hi Balu,

In smartforms create a <b>program lines</b> under any window.

write <b>break-point</b> statement into it.

when u will execute ur report.it will take u in debugging mode.

Reward points if helpful.

Regards,

Hemant

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hi,

wht dont u use break point in smartform to debug .

regards,

madhuri