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How to find where set parameter id is set?

Former Member
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Dear champs,

I have one issue, Normally we are using Get Parameter id and Set Parameter id to get and set the field value.

So, I know the parameter id but did not find from where this parameter id is set. How to find that where this id is set in sap?

Regards,

Satyen Trivedi

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raymond_giuseppi
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Usually those parameters are set/get :

  • At start of session some are set from user parameter (check parameter tab with SU3 or SU01, table USR05)
  • Execution of statement SET/GET PARAMETER ID
  • Input of data in a dynpro field attached to id will set it at PAI/get it at PBO

Regards,

Raymond

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Former Member
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You can add a break point using the option "ABAP Cmnds" with the value SET PARAMETER.

Vikram.M

raymond_giuseppi
Active Contributor
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Usually those parameters are set/get :

  • At start of session some are set from user parameter (check parameter tab with SU3 or SU01, table USR05)
  • Execution of statement SET/GET PARAMETER ID
  • Input of data in a dynpro field attached to id will set it at PAI/get it at PBO

Regards,

Raymond

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Ray,

Am I correct in assuming setting a break point will help in finding points 2/3 but not the first point?

Vikram.M

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Thank you Raymond, Issue is resolved with your help. Thank u so much.

Regards,

Satyen Trivedi

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Poinrs

  1. of course no break-point
  2. you can set break-points on those statements
  3. not easy, alas AFAIK no watchpoint for memory id value, even if new debugger allows to navigate in it. Someone did success (I have not tried much) so navigation in a break-point after PAI?

Regards,

Raymond