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Unable to debug an exit in CALL CUSTOMER FUNCTION 003

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Hi Guys,

I have an exit EXIT_SAPMV45A_003 that is called by CALL CUSTOMER FUNCTION 003. I had placed a break point at

CALL CUSTOMER FUNCTION 003 and the debugger stops here but i am unable to debug inside this to reach into

the code in EXIT_SAPMV45A_003 even after setting the system debugging on & Update debugging

ON.

Can someone help me with this?

thanks

Dan

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you can only enter inside the call customer-function when you create the Project in CMOD , add the enhancement to it, and create and activate the ZX include. finally activating the project. then only it will trigger and you will be able to debug or else it will not.

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naimesh_patel
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You have to include that Enhancement of that exit in the Project and Activate that project in the CMOD.

The Enhancement for the exit EXIT_SAPMV45A_003 is V45A0003.

Create a project in CMOD

And inclue V45A0003 in the project.

Activate the Project.

Now, it will stop at break point.

Regards,

Naimesh Patel

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Hi,

Have you tried using a hard break-point in the enhancement....i.e. using the statement BREAKPOINT....

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you can only enter inside the call customer-function when you create the Project in CMOD , add the enhancement to it, and create and activate the ZX include. finally activating the project. then only it will trigger and you will be able to debug or else it will not.

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Hi Dudla,

This enahcement is already developed by someone..But i could not see the CMOD related to this..

Can you suggest more..

Thanks

Dan

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Former Member
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Hi, Dan. This is a enhancement, you can set breakpoint in enhancement, and then you can trace the code. Sometimes you should to use 'Update debugging' if you want to stop at the breakpoint you set.

Regards,

Rick Yang