10-26-2007 1:54 AM
Friends and Experts,
I am working on pdf based print form. I am trying to set breakpoints in the code initialization part of the interface to debug the form but am unable to do so.
I would like to know where to set the breakpoints.
Points will be rewarded for useful answers.
John.
10-26-2007 4:24 AM
If you are looking for smartform break point then first note down its FM name.
Then go to SE37 -> open that FM
Goto its attribute section
double click on program name
then check with FIND+ symbols which program lines you are looking for
Put break point then exicute smartform
It will stop at that point
Rewards if useful..............
Minal
10-26-2007 2:02 AM
10-26-2007 2:18 AM
Hi...
In my opinion Break-point should be set in the program lines..
Try to create program lines and put Break-point .
Thanks ,
Praveen
10-26-2007 4:24 AM
If you are looking for smartform break point then first note down its FM name.
Then go to SE37 -> open that FM
Goto its attribute section
double click on program name
then check with FIND+ symbols which program lines you are looking for
Put break point then exicute smartform
It will stop at that point
Rewards if useful..............
Minal
10-26-2007 5:39 AM
Hi,
If you are talking about setting the breakpoints in SAP Script Form, then simplest would be SE38-->RSTXDBUG--->F8. The best part part you even need not know the name of the Sap Script.
Regards
Raju Chitale
10-26-2007 5:46 AM
HI simple,
in the program lines
BREAK ( Your username ) --> Break point will be activated only in your user id.
BREAK-POINT. --> Break point will be activated for all the users
10-29-2007 9:17 AM
Hi John,
You can put the breakpoint in the generated FM just like we debug the SmartForms.
For this, u need to know the name of the FM generated, which u can get by Direct processing of the form layout. ( Afetr you have completed and activated your form layout, press F8 ). You will get the name of generated FM eg. /1BCDWB/SM00000136. Now, goto SE37->main program and put breakpoints wherever u desire.
hope this helps.
10-29-2007 9:26 AM