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2007 Oct 27 7:58 AM
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2007 Oct 27 9:55 AM
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in Earlier ver the only way to go to debugger mode was to start the prog in debugger mode or .. place a hard coded break-point (very rarely used or not recommended).. but now a day we have a soft break which we place just by pressing RED STOP Button on the application tool bar...
Difference bet both breakpoints
Soft break point are user specific.. that means break points place by you is not valid / visiable to others.
Soft break point are Session specific.. i.e once place they will be active will the time u r log on. they are invalidated or removed as soon as u log off..
just disadvantages u can remove by using hardcoded breakpoint.. but remember they are also transported as a part of code. so be aware..
also go through tcode SAAB.. to enable u to break at hard coded break point
No rewards Plz..
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2007 Oct 27 8:03 AM
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Hi,
If you write "BREAK-POINT" in your prog or set break-point in prog this is called hard brack point.
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2007 Oct 27 8:05 AM
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Hi Hemanth,
There are two types of break-points. Soft & Hard.
Soft break points can be set on a particular line of code by keeping cursor on that line and pressing the STOP push button on the toolbar. This break point is active only for that screen.
Hard break point is created by putting a statement BREAK-POINT in the code. because of this, every time u execute the program, when ever the control comes to this break point it goes to dubugging mode.
Hope this info is helpful to u
Reward if usefull..
gokul.
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2007 Oct 27 9:55 AM
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in Earlier ver the only way to go to debugger mode was to start the prog in debugger mode or .. place a hard coded break-point (very rarely used or not recommended).. but now a day we have a soft break which we place just by pressing RED STOP Button on the application tool bar...
Difference bet both breakpoints
Soft break point are user specific.. that means break points place by you is not valid / visiable to others.
Soft break point are Session specific.. i.e once place they will be active will the time u r log on. they are invalidated or removed as soon as u log off..
just disadvantages u can remove by using hardcoded breakpoint.. but remember they are also transported as a part of code. so be aware..
also go through tcode SAAB.. to enable u to break at hard coded break point
No rewards Plz..
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2007 Oct 27 10:07 AM
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hi,
There are two types of break-points. Soft & Hard.
Soft break points can be set on a particular line of code by keeping cursor on that line and pressing the STOP push button on the toolbar. This break point is active only for that screen.
Hard break point is created by putting a statement BREAK-POINT in the code. because of this, every time u execute the program, when ever the control comes to this break point it goes to dubugging mode.
Senthil kumar
