on 09-27-2007 6:16 AM
Hi,
Plz tell me how to debug the perform statements which are written in the Script Editor. How can we find out that the particular perform statement is working correct or not.
bye
Hi,
1. Go to SE71 t_code pass your script name.
2. Go to UTILITIES menu select activate debugger.
3. Go to the t_code if it is delivery note go to vl02 or if it is invoice go to vf02 and pass the delivery note number or invoice number.
4. Go to delivery menu in that select issue output to screen or printer then select output type click on continue it will go to debug mode automatically.
Reward points!!
Thanks & Regards,
Vasudeva Rao
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hi
go to in your script.
in that go system->utilities->debug screen->give F5->then set breakpoint on your perform statement.
i hope it will done.
thanks,
prashant.
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To check whether your perform statment working or not, goto the program which is getting called and place a break-point in you programs inside the sub-routine... if it comes and stops there we can say it is calling the subroutine... not if you forgt to give
/: ENDPERFORM then it will not call the sub-routine
Regards,
SaiRam
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Hi,
Go to SE71..Utilities-- <b>Activate debugger</b>.Now excute the driver program..
Regards
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Hi Kamal,
U can put break-point above the perform statement or else u can keep break-point in the form statement. By that u can debug.
Rewardpoints if useful.
Regards
(YUGANDHAR.P)
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