on 04-28-2006 1:21 PM
hi..
how to debug the transfer and start routine's
bye srinivas
Hi Kilari,
From PSA tree right mouse click on your PSA and then select "Simulate/Cancel update". Then right mouse click on one data package and select simulate update.
Ciao.
Riccardo.
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Thanks for your replies.
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Hi,
1. Go to the Monitor.
2. Select 'Details' tab.
3. Click the 'Processing'
4. Right click any Data Package.
5. select 'simulate update'
6. Tick the check boxes ' Activate debugging in transfer rules' and 'Activate debugging in update rules'.
7. Click 'Perform simulation'.
Then you can transfer and update rules..
Regards,
Prema
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hi kilari,
Assuming that you have the data for the request in the PSA...in the monitor go to the details tab and open up to the Data package. You get the option to Simulate Update (on the right click). Here it gives you the option to set debugging for the Transfer and/or Update rules.
Refer the link below->
Hope this helps...
don't forget to assign points if useful..
regards.
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hi
You can use the usual function available in detail tab in the monitor of every dataload (the only condition id that your data hve to be in PSA)...
go to a single data package, right-click and simulate update...now you can choose to debug the update rules...
Otherwise you can always do the old trick of the endless loop...
put in your start routine this code:
Data: flag type c.
clear flag.
do.
if flag = 'X'.
exit.
endif.
enddo.
then go in SM50:you will see your process on the same GP* program...now you can access in debug, change the flag to X and go with your debug !
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