How can i find the size of a computer screen?

I want to be able to size a JFrame to whatever the monitor's screen size is. How can you find the dimensions of the screen?
Thanks
Mike

http://www.java-tips.org/java-se-tips/java.awt/getting-the-screen-size.html

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    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   dataoff-datasel 0x63e3ed7c 0x0000007b
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f00      [0x8800 0xc349 0x8885 0x91ff - 0x4008]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f01      [0x8800 0xc349 0x8885 0x923f - 0x4008]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f02      [0x0000 0x0000 0x0000 0xf300 - 0x4007]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f03      [0xb7b6 0xdb6d 0x6db6 0xf25b - 0x4007]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f04      [0x0000 0x0000 0x0000 0x9800 - 0x4002]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f05      [0x0000 0x0000 0x0000 0xfbd3 - 0x400e]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f06      [0x0000 0x0000 0x0000 0xa000 - 0xc023]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   f07      [0x0000 0x10ec 0x76ec 0xc1c0 - 0x401d]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   -
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   -
    > Module List <----
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   |.text Start |.text End   | Module File Name
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0x08048000 | 0x08e62000 | /opt/sdb/7603/pgm/kernel
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0x5a756000 | 0x5a981000 | /opt/sdb/7603/lib/liboms.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7308000 | 0xb7310000 | /lib/libnss_nis-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7312000 | 0xb7325000 | /lib/libnsl-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7329000 | 0xb732f000 | /lib/libnss_compat-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7c34000 | 0xb7c3c000 | /lib/libnss_files-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7d83000 | 0xb7eb0000 | /lib/libc-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7eb0000 | 0xb7eb1000 | /lib/libc-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7eb7000 | 0xb7ec1000 | /lib/libgcc_s.so.1
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7ec3000 | 0xb7ee6000 | /lib/libm-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7ee8000 | 0xb7fa0000 | /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5.0.7
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7faa000 | 0xb7fb1000 | /lib/librt-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7fb3000 | 0xb7fb5000 | /lib/libdl-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7fb7000 | 0xb7fca000 | /lib/libpthread-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xb7fda000 | 0xb7ff4000 | /lib/ld-2.6.1.so
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   | 0xffffe000 | 0xfffff000 | [vdso]
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE  
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   -
    > Symbolic Stack Back Trace <----
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   -
    > End of Stack Back Trace <----
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND dump of siginfo content:
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  signal     11 (SIGSEGV)
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  code       1 (ILL_ILLOPC:illegal opcode)
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  errno      0
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  value(int) 4640
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  value(ptr) @1220
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  pid        0
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11330 COREHAND  addr       @0
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   analysing LVCMem_Allocator_001
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE  
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   no problems detected in LVCMem_Allocator_001
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   analysing LVCMem_Allocator_002
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE  
    2009-01-13 11:03:22     0 ERR 11599 BTRACE   no problems detected in LVCMem_Allocator_002
    2009-01-13 11:03:23     0 ERR 12006 DBCRASH  Kernel exited without core and exit status 0x2f00
    2009-01-13 11:03:23     0 ERR 12008 DBCRASH  Kernel exited due to reentered signal handler
    2009-01-13 11:03:23                          ___ Stopping GMT 2009-01-13 10:03:23           7.6.05   Build 009-121-191-997
    How can I find the reason for the crash and prevent them in the future ? Or can you explain to me where the problem is ?
    Bye
    Claus

    Hello,
    I made the suggested settings.
    The operating system of the MaxDB server is SuSE Linux 10.3 with kernel version 2.6.22.5-31-bigsmp
    Here is the output for "param_directgetall"
    KERNELVERSION                         KERNEL    7.6.05   BUILD 009-121-191-997
    INSTANCE_TYPE                         OLTP
    MCOD                                  NO
    SERVERDBFOR_SAP                     YES
    _UNICODE                              NO
    DEFAULT_CODE                          ASCII
    DATE_TIME_FORMAT                      INTERNAL
    CONTROLUSERID                         <username>
    CONTROLPASSWORD                       
    MAXLOGVOLUMES                         2
    MAXDATAVOLUMES                        16
    LOG_VOLUME_NAME_001                   LOG_001
    LOG_VOLUME_TYPE_001                   F
    LOG_VOLUME_SIZE_001                   64000
    DATA_VOLUME_NAME_0003                 DAT_0003
    DATA_VOLUME_NAME_0002                 DAT_0002
    DATA_VOLUME_NAME_0001                 DAT_0001
    DATA_VOLUME_TYPE_0003                 F
    DATA_VOLUME_TYPE_0002                 F
    DATA_VOLUME_TYPE_0001                 F
    DATA_VOLUME_SIZE_0003                 13107200
    DATA_VOLUME_SIZE_0002                 13107200
    DATA_VOLUME_SIZE_0001                 13107200
    DATA_VOLUME_MODE_0003                 NORMAL
    DATA_VOLUME_MODE_0002                 NORMAL
    DATA_VOLUME_MODE_0001                 NORMAL
    DATA_VOLUME_GROUPS                    1
    LOG_BACKUP_TO_PIPE                    NO
    MAXBACKUPDEVS                         2
    LOG_MIRRORED                          NO
    MAXVOLUMES                            19
    LOG_IO_BLOCK_COUNT                    8
    DATA_IO_BLOCK_COUNT                   64
    BACKUP_BLOCK_CNT                      64
    DELAYLOGWRITER                      0
    LOG_IO_QUEUE                          50
    RESTARTTIME                         600
    MAXCPU                                2
    LOCAL_REDO_LOG_BUFFER_SIZE            0
    MAX_LOG_QUEUE_COUNT                   0
    USED_MAX_LOG_QUEUE_COUNT              2
    LOG_QUEUE_COUNT                       1
    MAXUSERTASKS                          75
    TRANSRGNS                           8
    TABRGNS                             8
    OMSREGIONS                          0
    OMSRGNS                             7
    LOCKMANAGERENABLED                  NO
    LMLOCK_REGIONS                      0
    LMREQUEST_REGIONS                   0
    LMTRANS_REGIONS                     0
    OMS_HEAP_LIMIT                        0
    OMS_HEAP_COUNT                        2
    OMS_HEAP_BLOCKSIZE                    10000
    OMS_HEAP_THRESHOLD                    100
    OMS_VERS_THRESHOLD                    2097152
    HEAP_CHECK_LEVEL                      0
    ROWRGNS                             8
    RESERVEDSERVERTASKS                   21
    MINSERVERTASKS                        38
    MAXSERVERTASKS                        38
    MAXGARBAGECOLL                      1
    _MAXTRANS                             604
    MAXLOCKS                              6080
    LOCKSUPPLY_BLOCK                    100
    DEADLOCK_DETECTION                    4
    DEADLOCK_DUMP_FILENAME                
    SESSION_TIMEOUT                       900
    OMS_STREAM_TIMEOUT                    30
    REQUEST_TIMEOUT                       5000
    IOPROCSPER_DEV                      2
    IOPROCSFOR_PRIO                     0
    IOPROCSFOR_READER                   0
    USEIOPROCS_ONLY                     NO
    IOPROCSSWITCH                       2
    LRU_FOR_SCAN                          NO
    PAGESIZE                            8192
    PACKETSIZE                          131072
    MINREPLYSIZE                        4096
    MBLOCKDATA_SIZE                     32768
    MBLOCKQUAL_SIZE                     32768
    MBLOCKSTACK_SIZE                    32768
    MBLOCKSTRAT_SIZE                    16384
    WORKSTACKSIZE                       8192
    WORKDATASIZE                        8192
    CATCACHE_MINSIZE                    262144
    CAT_CACHE_SUPPLY                      4864
    INIT_ALLOCATORSIZE                    262144
    ALLOW_MULTIPLE_SERVERTASK_UKTS        NO
    TASKCLUSTER01                       tw;al;ut;2000sv,100bup;10ev,10gc;
    TASKCLUSTER02                       ti,100dw;38us;
    TASKCLUSTER03                       equalize
    DYNTASK_STACK                       NO
    MPRGN_QUEUE                         YES
    MPRGN_DIRTY_READ                    DEFAULT
    MPRGN_BUSY_WAIT                     DEFAULT
    MPDISP_LOOPS                        2
    MPDISP_PRIO                         DEFAULT
    MP_RGN_LOOP                           -1
    MPRGN_PRIO                          DEFAULT
    MAXRGN_REQUEST                        -1
    PRIOBASE_U2U                        100
    PRIOBASE_IOC                        80
    PRIOBASE_RAV                        80
    PRIOBASE_REX                        40
    PRIOBASE_COM                        10
    PRIOFACTOR                          80
    DELAYCOMMIT                         NO
    MAXTASKSTACK                        1024
    MAX_SERVERTASK_STACK                  500
    MAX_SPECIALTASK_STACK                 500
    DWIO_AREA_SIZE                      50
    DWIO_AREA_FLUSH                     50
    FBM_VOLUME_COMPRESSION                50
    FBM_VOLUME_BALANCE                    10
    FBMLOW_IO_RATE                      10
    CACHE_SIZE                            150000
    DWLRU_TAIL_FLUSH                    25
    XP_DATA_CACHE_RGNS                    0
    DATACACHE_RGNS                      48
    XP_CONVERTER_REGIONS                  0
    CONVERTER_REGIONS                     48
    XP_MAXPAGER                           0
    MAXPAGER                              48
    SEQUENCE_CACHE                        1
    IDXFILELIST_SIZE                    2048
    VOLUMENO_BIT_COUNT                    8
    OPTIM_MAX_MERGE                       500
    OPTIM_INV_ONLY                        YES
    OPTIM_CACHE                           NO
    OPTIM_JOIN_FETCH                      0
    JOIN_SEARCH_LEVEL                     0
    JOIN_MAXTAB_LEVEL4                    16
    JOIN_MAXTAB_LEVEL9                    5
    READAHEADBLOBS                      32
    READAHEAD_TABLE_THRESHOLD             0
    CLUSTER_WRITE_THRESHOLD               80
    CLUSTERED_LOBS                        NO
    CLUSTERCOMPRESSIONTHRESHOLD           1000
    CLUSTERCOMPRESSIONFILLTHRESHOLD       10
    RUNDIRECTORY                          /var/opt/sdb/data/wrk/<dbname>
    OPMSG1                                /dev/console
    OPMSG2                                /dev/null
    _KERNELDIAGFILE                       knldiag
    KERNELDIAGSIZE                        800
    _EVENTFILE                            knldiag.evt
    _EVENTSIZE                            0
    _MAXEVENTTASKS                        2
    _MAXEVENTS                            100
    _KERNELTRACEFILE                      knltrace
    TRACE_PAGES_TI                        2
    TRACE_PAGES_GC                        20
    TRACE_PAGES_LW                        5
    TRACE_PAGES_PG                        3
    TRACE_PAGES_US                        10
    TRACE_PAGES_UT                        5
    TRACE_PAGES_SV                        5
    TRACE_PAGES_EV                        2
    TRACE_PAGES_BUP                       0
    KERNELTRACESIZE                       1121
    EXTERNAL_DUMP_REQUEST                 NO
    AKDUMP_ALLOWED                      YES
    _KERNELDUMPFILE                       knldump
    _RTEDUMPFILE                          rtedump
    UTILITYPROTFILE                     dbm.utl
    UTILITY_PROTSIZE                      100
    BACKUPHISTFILE                      dbm.knl
    BACKUPMED_DEF                       dbm.mdf
    MAXMESSAGE_FILES                    0
    _SHMKERNEL                            9640
    __PARAM_CHANGED___                    0
    __PARAM_VERIFIED__                    2009-01-18 20:09:54
    DIAG_HISTORY_NUM                      2
    DIAG_HISTORY_PATH                     /var/opt/sdb/data/wrk/<dbname>/DIAGHISTORY
    DIAGSEM                             1
    SHOW_MAX_STACK_USE                    NO
    SHOW_MAX_KB_STACK_USE                 NO
    LOG_SEGMENT_SIZE                      21333
    _COMMENT                              
    SUPPRESS_CORE                         NO
    FORMATTING_MODE                       PARALLEL
    FORMAT_DATAVOLUME                     YES
    OFFICIAL_NODE                         
    UKT_CPU_RELATIONSHIP                  NONE
    HIRES_TIMER_TYPE                      CPU
    LOAD_BALANCING_CHK                    0
    LOAD_BALANCING_DIF                    10
    LOAD_BALANCING_EQ                     5
    HS_STORAGE_DLL                        libhsscopy
    HS_SYNC_INTERVAL                      50
    USE_OPEN_DIRECT                       YES
    USE_OPEN_DIRECT_FOR_BACKUP            NO
    SYMBOL_DEMANGLING                     NO
    EXPAND_COM_TRACE                      NO
    JOIN_TABLEBUFFER                      128
    SET_VOLUME_LOCK                       YES
    SHAREDSQL                             YES
    SHAREDSQL_CLEANUPTHRESHOLD            25
    SHAREDSQL_COMMANDCACHESIZE            262144
    MEMORY_ALLOCATION_LIMIT               0
    USE_SYSTEM_PAGE_CACHE                 YES
    USE_COROUTINES                        YES
    FORBID_LOAD_BALANCING                 YES
    MIN_RETENTION_TIME                    60
    MAX_RETENTION_TIME                    480
    MAX_SINGLE_HASHTABLE_SIZE             512
    MAX_HASHTABLE_MEMORY                  5120
    ENABLE_CHECK_INSTANCE                 YES
    RTE_TEST_REGIONS                      0
    HASHED_RESULTSET                      YES
    HASHED_RESULTSET_CACHESIZE            262144
    CHECK_HASHED_RESULTSET                0
    AUTO_RECREATE_BAD_INDEXES             NO
    AUTHENTICATION_ALLOW                  
    AUTHENTICATION_DENY                   
    TRACE_AK                              NO
    TRACE_DEFAULT                         NO
    TRACE_DELETE                          NO
    TRACE_INDEX                           NO
    TRACE_INSERT                          NO
    TRACE_LOCK                            NO
    TRACE_LONG                            NO
    TRACE_OBJECT                          NO
    TRACE_OBJECT_ADD                      NO
    TRACE_OBJECT_ALTER                    NO
    TRACE_OBJECT_FREE                     NO
    TRACE_OBJECT_GET                      NO
    TRACE_OPTIMIZE                        NO
    TRACE_ORDER                           NO
    TRACE_ORDER_STANDARD                  NO
    TRACE_PAGES                           NO
    TRACE_PRIMARY_TREE                    NO
    TRACE_SELECT                          NO
    TRACE_TIME                            NO
    TRACE_UPDATE                          NO
    TRACE_STOP_ERRORCODE                  0
    TRACE_ALLOCATOR                       0
    TRACE_CATALOG                         0
    TRACE_CLIENTKERNELCOM                 0
    TRACE_COMMON                          0
    TRACE_COMMUNICATION                   0
    TRACE_CONVERTER                       0
    TRACE_DATACHAIN                       0
    TRACE_DATACACHE                       0
    TRACE_DATAPAM                         0
    TRACE_DATATREE                        0
    TRACE_DATAINDEX                       0
    TRACE_DBPROC                          0
    TRACE_FBM                             0
    TRACE_FILEDIR                         0
    TRACE_FRAMECTRL                       0
    TRACE_IOMAN                           0
    TRACE_IPC                             0
    TRACE_JOIN                            0
    TRACE_KSQL                            0
    TRACE_LOGACTION                       0
    TRACE_LOCKMANAGER                     0
    TRACE_LOGHISTORY                      0
    TRACE_LOGPAGE                         0
    TRACE_LOGTRANS                        0
    TRACE_LOGVOLUME                       0
    TRACE_MEMORY                          0
    TRACE_MESSAGES                        0
    TRACE_OBJECTCONTAINER                 0
    TRACE_OMS_CONTAINERDIR                0
    TRACE_OMS_CONTEXT                     0
    TRACE_OMS_ERROR                       0
    TRACE_OMS_FLUSHCACHE                  0
    TRACE_OMS_INTERFACE                   0
    TRACE_OMS_KEY                         0
    TRACE_OMS_KEYRANGE                    0
    TRACE_OMS_LOCK                        0
    TRACE_OMS_MEMORY                      0
    TRACE_OMS_NEWOBJ                      0
    TRACE_OMS_SESSION                     0
    TRACE_OMS_STREAM                      0
    TRACE_OMS_VAROBJECT                   0
    TRACE_OMS_VERSION                     0
    TRACE_PAGER                           0
    TRACE_RUNTIME                         0
    TRACE_SHAREDSQL                       0
    TRACE_SQLMANAGER                      0
    TRACE_SRVTASKS                        0
    TRACE_SYNCHRONISATION                 0
    TRACE_SYSVIEW                         0
    TRACE_TABLE                           0
    TRACE_VOLUME                          0
    CHECK_BACKUP                          NO
    CHECK_DATACACHE                       NO
    CHECK_KB_REGIONS                      NO
    CHECK_LOCK                            NO
    CHECK_LOCK_SUPPLY                     NO
    CHECK_REGIONS                         NO
    CHECK_TASK_SPECIFIC_CATALOGCACHE      NO
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    CHECK_TREE_LOCKS                      NO
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    CHECK_CONVERTER                       0
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    CHECK_IOMAN                           0
    CHECK_LOGHISTORY                      0
    CHECK_LOGPAGE                         0
    CHECK_LOGTRANS                        0
    CHECK_LOGVOLUME                       0
    CHECK_SRVTASKS                        0
    OPTIMIZE_AGGREGATION                  YES
    OPTIMIZE_FETCH_REVERSE                YES
    OPTIMIZE_STAR_JOIN                    YES
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_ONEPHASE                YES
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_OUTER                   YES
    OPTIMIZE_MIN_MAX                      YES
    OPTIMIZE_FIRST_ROWS                   YES
    OPTIMIZE_OPERATOR_JOIN                YES
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_HASHTABLE               YES
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_HASH_MINIMAL_RATIO      1
    OPTIMIZE_OPERATOR_JOIN_COSTFUNC       YES
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_PARALLEL_MINSIZE        1000000
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_PARALLEL_SERVERS        0
    OPTIMIZE_JOIN_OPERATOR_SORT           YES
    OPTIMIZE_QUAL_ON_INDEX                YES
    DDLTRIGGER                            YES
    SUBTREE_LOCKS                         NO
    MONITOR_READ                          2147483647
    MONITOR_TIME                          2147483647
    MONITOR_SELECTIVITY                   0
    MONITOR_ROWNO                         0
    CALLSTACKLEVEL                        0
    OMS_RUN_IN_UDE_SERVER                 NO
    OPTIMIZE_QUERYREWRITE                 OPERATOR
    TRACE_QUERYREWRITE                    0
    CHECK_QUERYREWRITE                    0
    PROTECT_DATACACHE_MEMORY              NO
    FILEDIR_SPINLOCKPOOL_SIZE             10
    TRANS_HISTORY_SIZE                    0
    TRANS_THRESHOLD_VALUE                 60
    ENABLE_SYSTEM_TRIGGERS                YES
    DBFILLINGABOVELIMIT                   70L80M85M90H95H96H97H98H99H
    DBFILLINGBELOWLIMIT                   70L80L85L90L95L
    LOGABOVELIMIT                         50L75L90M95M96H97H98H99H
    AUTOSAVE                              1
    BACKUPRESULT                          1
    CHECKDATA                             1
    EVENT                                 1
    ADMIN                                 1
    ONLINE                                1
    UPDSTATWANTED                         1
    OUTOFSESSIONS                         3
    ERROR                                 3
    SYSTEMERROR                           3
    DATABASEFULL                          1
    LOGFULL                               1
    LOGSEGMENTFULL                        1
    STANDBY                               1
    USESELECTFETCH                        YES
    USEVARIABLEINPUT                      NO
    UPDATESTAT_PARALLEL_SERVERS           0
    UPDATESTAT_SAMPLE_ALGO                1
    SIMULATE_VECTORIO                     IF_OPEN_DIRECT_OR_RAW_DEVICE
    COLUMNCOMPRESSION                     YES
    TIME_MEASUREMENT                      NO
    CHECK_TABLE_WIDTH                     NO
    MAX_MESSAGE_LIST_LENGTH               100
    SYMBOL_RESOLUTION                     YES
    PREALLOCATE_IOWORKER                  NO
    CACHE_IN_SHARED_MEMORY                NO
    INDEX_LEAF_CACHING                    2
    NO_SYNC_TO_DISK_WANTED                NO
    SPINLOCK_LOOP_COUNT                   30000
    SPINLOCK_BACKOFF_BASE                 1
    SPINLOCK_BACKOFF_FACTOR               2
    SPINLOCK_BACKOFF_MAXIMUM              64
    ROW_LOCKS_PER_TRANSACTION             50
    USEUNICODECOLUMNCOMPRESSION           NO
    FBM_CLUSTER_MODE                      MIXED
    I found a file called "comseg.dump" in the "DIAGHISTORY" directory. Here are the first lines from the file:
    ====================================================
    Big Communication segment dump for UKT007 (due to Task T097)
    big_comseg_header DUMP (size 4983832)-----
        bc_size           4983832
        bc_version        1
        bc_comseg_cnt     38
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    It seems to contain some sql queries and other informations. Can I convert the file to a more readable format ? Is the content helpful ?
    The company I am working for is a SAP customer.
    Bye
    Claus

  • How can i find the printing program?

    hi
    i have sap script how can i find the printing program ?
    ami

    ami bardogo wrote:
    hi
    what is the different between the commands 'break' and 'break-point'
    thanks,
    ami
      h2 Breakpoints  h2
    Apart from being able to execute an ABAP program in the Debugger, you can also start the Debugger call by the choosing a breakpoint. This is achieved by setting one or more of these breakpoints in the program. A breakpoint is a signal at a particular point in the program that tells the ABAP runtime processor to interrupt processing and start the Debugger. The Debugger is activated when the program reaches this point.
    There is also a special kind of breakpoint called a watchpoint. When you use watchpoints, the Debugger is not activated until the contents of a particular field change. For more information, refer to the chapter Watchpoints.
    Breakpoint Variants
    The Debugger contains different breakpoint variants:
    Static
    A user-specific breakpoint is inserted in the source code as an ABAP statement using the keyword BREAK-POINT. A non user-specific breakpoint is set in the ABAP Editor using the BREAK user name statement.
    Directly set
    dynamic breakpoints
    Can be set in the ABAP Editor or the Debugger by double-clicking a line, for example. Dynamic breakpoints are always user-specific, and are deleted when you log off from the R/3 System.
    Breakpoints
    at statements
    The Debugger stops the program immediately before the specified statement is executed.
    Breakpoints
    at subroutines
    The Debugger stops the program immediately before the specified subroutine is called.
    Breakpoints at function modules
    The Debugger stops the program immediately before the specified function module is called.
    Breakpoints at methods
    The Debugger stops the program immediately before the specified method is called.
    Breakpoints at exceptions and system exceptions
    The Debugger stops the program immediately after a system exception, that is, after a runtime error has been intercepted.
    Static Breakpoints
    Static breakpoints are always user-independent if there is no specification of a user name. Once a user has inserted the statement BREAK-POINT or BREAK name in an ABAP program, the system always interrupts the program at that point for that user or only for the user name. This procedure is only useful in the development phase of an application when program execution is always to be interrupted at the same place. For more information, refer to the chapter Static Breakpoints.
    In HTTP sessions, a static breakpoint is skipped if you did not set additional dynamic HTTP breakpoints in the editor of a BSP page. Instead, a corresponding system log entry is written, which can be checked using transaction SM21.
    Dynamic Breakpoints
    Dynamic breakpoints are user-specific. Therefore, you should use them if you only want the program to be interrupted when you run it yourself, not when it is being executed by other users. All dynamic breakpoints are deleted when you log off from the R/3 System.
    Dynamic breakpoints are more flexible than static breakpoints because you can deactivate or delete them at runtime. They have the following advantages:
    ·        You do not have to change the program code.
    ·        You can set them even when the program is locked by another programmer.
    ·        You can define a counter that only activates the breakpoint after it has been reached.
    Special dynamic breakpoints are useful when you want to interrupt a program directly before a particular ABAP statement, a subroutine, or an event, but do not know exactly where to find it in the source code. Event here is used to refer to the occurrence of a particular statement, for example, or calling up a method. Special dynamic breakpoints are user-specific. You can only set them in the Debugger. For more information, refer to the chapter Dynamic Breakpoints.
    In HTTP sessions, the system stops both at static and dynamic breakpoints if a dynamic breakpoint was set in the editor of a BSP page before program execution.
    Lifetime and Transfer of Breakpoints
    A static breakpoint remains intact as long as the BREAK-POINT or BREAK-POINT name statement is not removed from the source code. Without saving, dynamic breakpoints only remain intact in the relevant internal session. However, they remain in effect during the entire user session if they are saved by choosing the menu path Breakpoints ® Save in the ABAP Debugger. For more details on the subject of user sessions and modes, refer to Modularization Techniques in the ABAP keyword documentation.
    If you call an HTTP session during a user session, only the HTTP breakpoints are loaded when the HTTP session is started. You activate HTTP debugging in the ABAP Editor by choosing Utilities ® Settings ® HTTP Debugging. Depending on the setting, the system then displays either the HTTP or standard breakpoints in the Editor.
    If you call an update session during a user session, breakpoints that were defined beforehand in the calling processing unit are copied to the new update session, where they can be displayed under Breakpoints. If, in the ABAP Debugger, you check Update Debugging  under Settings and then, for example, call the update module func using CALL FUNCTION func IN UPDATE TASK, a new window is opened in which you can debug this function module in the update session. All the breakpoints that were set in the calling processing unit can also be processed here.
    For further information on special breakpoints, refer to:
    Breakpoints at Statements
    Breakpoints at Subroutines
    Breakpoints at Function Module Calls
    Breakpoints at Methods
    Breakpoints at System Exceptions
    h2 page  break h2
    WINDOW TYPES
    When defining a layout set window, you must select a window type for the window. You can choose between three types:
    • Constant windows (CONST)
    • Variable windows (VAR)
    • Main windows (MAIN)
    CONSTANT WINDOW
    A window of type CONST has the same contents and size on all layout set pages, on which a corresponding page window is defined. This allows the processing of the window contents to be optimized internally.
    Page windows whose allocated window is of type CONST must have the same size throughout the layout set. If a window of type CONST is full, all remaining text the application program wants to output in this window, is lost. Constant windows do not trigger a page break. In other words: all text exceeding the window size is simply truncated.
    VARIABLE WINDOW
    The contents of variable windows is processed again for each page, on which the window appears. The system outputs only as much text as fits into the window. Text exceeding the window size is truncated; the system does not trigger a page break. Unlike constant windows, the page windows declared as variable windows may have different sizes on different layout set pages.
    As far as the processing of the window contents is concerned, the system currently treats constant and variable windows alike. The only difference is that constant windows have the same size throughout the layout set.
    MAIN WINDOW
    Each layout set must have one window of type MAIN. Such a window is called the main window of the layout set. For SAPscript layout sets, the main window has a central meaning:
    • It controls the page break.
    • It contains the text body that may cover several pages.
    • It allows to fix text elements at the upper and lower margins of the allocated page window (for example, for column headings).
    As soon as a window of type MAIN is full, SAPscript automatically triggers a page break and continues to output the remaining text in the main window of the subsequent page. Page windows of type MAIN have the same width throughout the layout set. The SAPscript composer thus avoids reformatting of the text after each page break.
    If a page does not have a main window, the system implicitly processes all other windows of the page and continues with the subsequent page. This page must not call itself as subsequent page (recursive call), since this would produce an endless loop. In such a case, SAPscript terminates the output after three subsequent pages.
    HOW THE COMPOSER WORKS
    The composer or layout set processor is the central formatting module for the print output. It prepares the texts for the different output devices by using the allocated styles or layout sets.
    Processing a layout set happens in a certain order. You must know some facts concerning the different window types, the setting of subsequent pages, or the dynamic control from within the print program.
    Page control in layout sets
    Define subsequent page statically
    Define subsequent page dynamically
    Format a layout set page
    PAGE CONTROL IN LAYOUT SETS
    SAPscript automatically triggers a page break as soon as the main window of one page is full. To be able to execute the page break, the system must know on which subsequent page to continue outputting the text. You can specify the subsequent page either statically when defining the layout set, or you can set the subsequent page dynamically during layout set output.
    If the subsequent page is not specified, SAPscript automatically terminates printing, thereby ignoring any other output statements of the application program.
    DEFINE SUBSEQUENT PAGE STATICALLY
    You define the subsequent page statically with the layout set maintenance transaction. First, specify the start page in the layout set header. The system automatically calls this page whenever the layout set is started. With this page, or, more correctly, with the page window of this page, the text output starts. For each page, specify the subsequent page in the page definition. After a page break, the system continues text output on the subsequent page defined for the last page. By specifying start page and subsequent pages, you can define a page sequence.
    DEFINE SUBSEQUENT PAGE DYNAMICALLY
    The page sequence set in the layout set definition can be changed by the application program dynamically at runtime. If you want the layout set to start with a page other than the one defined in the layout set header, specify the desired start page using the parameter STARTPAGE when you call the function module START_FORM. However, this new start page is valid only for the current call of the function module.
    If you want to break to a subsequent page other than the one specified in the page definition, use the control statement NEW-PAGE to set the name of the new page.
    NEW-PAGE .
    NEW-PAGE ends the output on the current page. The new subsequent page is only valid for the current call of the control statement. You can either include the control statement explicitly into the text of a text element or pass it to the layout set output using the function module CONTROL_FORM.
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