on 10-25-2005 8:57 AM
Hi.
I've made a BPM that contains several calls to function modules in R3. I want to know if it's possible to set a breakpoint in the abap code in order to watch if data at that point is ok.
Thanks
Hi
<i>>>I want to know if it's possible to set a breakpoint in the abap code in order to watch if data at that point is ok.</i>
Ya it is possible.Select the line in abap code to which u want to monitor.Then Go in menu bar
<b>Utilities->Breakpoints->Set</b>
Then when u want to see that the data at that breakpoint is Ok,first execute the scenario and the click on <b>Debugging</b> button.once u will click u will b inside ABAP debugger here u can chk that data is OK or not.
Regards
Arpit Seth
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Hi Arpit.
I know how to debugg a function module in R3.
The thing i don't know if it's possible is when i send a XML file to XI, starts the BPM (with calls to R3 vía BAPI) and then, when makes the first call to R3, make a debugging in order to see how data is passed from the BPM to the R3 function module.
Hi,
If you suspect the field lengths are causing an issue, have you checked for any short dumps ?
Also, what service pack are you on for XI 3.0 ?
I have found a very useful document for debugging you may be interested in. It involves setting an external breakpoint with the user (such as XIAPPLUSER) that is used in the interface.
Leave your e-mail address here and I will forward it to you. It should help a lot.
If this document helps you out, please be so kind as to award the points.
Kind regards
Colin.
Hi,
Can't you see this information in SXMB_MONI in the XML message content ?
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