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Exception message disappears once checkpoint activated in SAAB

Posted on Aug 06, 2010 at 02:25 PM 86 Views

Hi,

I have an issue on CRM 7.0 I get an error message 'Details An exception has occurred during program processing', the message occurs when the user is linking to a duplicate service ticket, it does not actually stop the user from progressing.

Normally I use transaction SAAB to activate checkpoint group BSP_WD_EXCEPTION_DISPLAY as instructed by the message and can examine the error further. However, when I do this it means the message is not repeated, there has recently been a ot of change in the system and previosuly this message was not experienced

Has anyone else had this before and know how to track it down? I suspect not, but someone probably knows more than me about this.

I have tried setting the debugger up to stop at exceptions, but nothing seems unusual when I try that, it does stop at quite a few exceptions though.

Many Thanks,

Tim

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    Posted on Aug 10, 2010 at 06:42 AM
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    Activate the checkpoint "BSP_WD_EXCEPTION_DISPLAY" using transaction SAAB. In Activation Tab under "Assertion" area make sure you select log and then activate it.

    Rg,

    Harshit

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    Posted on Aug 10, 2010 at 07:56 AM
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    I had already done that Harshit, it just made the error message disappear.

    I did find the error though it was simply that an object being called that had not been instantiated.

    Don't know why activating SAAB did not give me more details though, it made it much harder to track this down.

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      Oct 12, 2010 at 02:14 PM

      Sadly I found no way to get SAAB to work and tell me the problem, in this case, normally it gives me some help.

      I had to go through the code and work it out where I found an object was not assigned, but was called. As this was some code which should not have been there anyway it was not cuasing any actual issue in my case.

      It probably is a bug with the standard code that SAAB does not pick up everything.

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