Conditional BreakPoint

Is it possible to set a breakpoint based on a condition? Precisely, my problem is that while running an extractor, I have observed in SM50 that it is hitting a Z table that it is not supposed to hit!! Now if I run the extractor in debug (/h) mode, it is taking forever to step through it to reach any conclusion on which code is reading that Z table. Is it possible to set a breakpoint in which I can say stop the execution if there is a read from the Z table so that I can start the debugging from there? I am not proficient in ABAP, so any step-by-step instruction to achieve the desired result is highly appreciated.
One more question, is there anyway one can search the list of programs created by a particular user? In se80, repository info system gives only the options - program name, short description, package and application component to search upon. How do I find the list of programs/FMs created by a particular user? Please help. Thanks in anticipation.

Hi Sameer,
I dont think its possible to put dynamic break point on selection of a z table . You can put a break point on select satement but then it will stop on all selects.
First do a where used list on the Z Table and see if you can narrow down to a few programs . Put break points in each of them . Then run your exractor . If it stops at a break point then , check call stack to find the calling sequence .
Or else activate SQL trace before you run extractor. From trace display you have an option to branch to ABAP program.
To get all programs created by a user . Goto SE16 , table TADIR .
PGMID - R3TR
OBJECT - PROG
OBJ_NAME - Z/Y
DEVCLass - Z/Y
AUTHOR - <User iD >.
Cheers

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However each time execution goes through this line of code, I get the following message:
"Warning: The breakpoint condition "Acme Company".equals(MyStringVar)" could not be evaluated.
I have tried different variations of setting the condition but I always get the "could not be evaluated" message.
Anyone have an idea as to what I am doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
G

For the following code:
public class loop {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    String a = "hello";
    for (int i = 1; i < 30; i++) {
            a = a+i;
            System.out.println(a);
}I can use the condition on the a=a+i line saying:
a.equals("hello1234")
and it breaks on the right event.

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