on 03-21-2006 7:36 PM
Hi Friends,
How can I debug a user exit (char relationship derivation) .Do I need to run the planing function .
But it is not useful when I run . How can we know the user exits are called whenever functions (copy,repost) executed.
Please let me know.
Best regards,
Ananth.
Hi Ananth,
For debugging the characteristic relationship please put a break point for function module UPC_CHAS_DERIVE, all the characteristic relationships are derived using this FM.
Regarding the exists while executing a function, there's only 2 standard SAP exists provided for the data one is called from the function mentioned above and I will provide you with the name of the second exit in few min.
hope this was helpfull.
thanks
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Hi Ananth,
the derivation are called for all level (or planning method of level)that include basic char and not include target char.
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Hi Anand,
Thanks for your info.
While debugging input parameters I_Area ,i can input plan area but what should I input rest of the parameters like
IS_CHAS
ITO_CHA
I_ONLY_STEPS
and export paramete ES_CHAS. Could please elaborate on this debugging to find what my Char relationship exit is deriving . And provide the second exit you told before.
Best regards,
Ananth.
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Hi Ananth,
You will actually have to execute the planning function or a layout which is used to write the data into the planning cube/area on which this char relationship is defined. The mentioned FM is called by SAP while checking/writing the data back into the cube. You cannot test it standalone.
thanks
Ananth
Have a look this thread about user exit
Thnaks
Sat
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