System debuggable - Where can I see?

[Peter_Inotai]

Hi,

Where can I see if a program / function module is debuggable only if I'm on system debugging mode?

Eg FM K_CSKB_AUTHORITY_CHECK can be debugged only in system debug mode. If I try to set a break-point, then I got the following message:

<i>Breakpoints in system programs are only observed in system debugging

Message no. ED 183

Diagnosis

You set a breakpoint in a system program.

Procedure

The system will only interrupt the program at the breakpoint if you have switched on system debugging.

</i>

Any other idea then trying to set a break-point?

Thanks,

Peter

[christian_wohlfahrt]

Hello Peter!

It's in attributes of code. There a status (system, productive, test) can be seen.

In table REPOSRC-RSTAT for programs (SE38 stuff) or SEOCLASSDF-RSTAT for classes (SE24) this attribute can be found, too.

Regards,

Christian

[Peter_Inotai]

Thanks for the anwers for both of you....unfortunately I wasn't able to give 10 points for both of you:-(((((

[Former Member]

Hi,

In the attributes of the main program (for the FM) you will see a 'program status' attribute. This will be set so to indicate it is a 'system' program. (In your case, the main program is SAPLKBER, and you can see the same attribute in SE38 -->attribute).

If you want to debug a 'system program', go to the debugger (by /h) and choose 'system debugging' from the 'settings' menu option in the debugger. Then it will put 'system debugging' on.

cheers,