WD ABAP: debugging?

Hi,
need to know how to debug a ABAP WD prog... breakpoint is set but ignored... is there a special debug mode to run the program with?

>as in wd for Java ...for a server there is a debugging port and it is to be set as debugging ON ....so find is there any debugging port in WD for ABAP .....
There is no debug port or debug setting that must be set for the ABAP engine. The ABAP Virtual Machine has the capability to dynamically switch a running process in and out of debug mode - including the ability to remotly attach a debug session to an already running process.

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What is the utility of watch point and break point in ABAP DEBUGGING !

What is the utility of watch point and break point in ABAP DEBUGGING !
PLEASE TELL ME IN DETAILS AND IF POSSIBLE WITH SCREEN SHOTS !

Hi,
Breakpoints, Watchpoints, and Checkpoints
Summary
The standard Breakpoints tool is always located on the Breakpoints desktop. With this tool, you can manage breakpoints, watchpoints and checkpoints. In addition, you can monitor the current status of the different breakpoint types.
Detailed Description
Breakpoints
In the Breakpoints area, you will see a list of all the breakpoints set so far. If one of the breakpoints has just been reached, this is marked with a yellow arrow. The visibility (Debugger, session, user) and type (line, ABAP command, ) is displayed for each breakpoint.
If you double click the Navigation() column, the system will display the breakpoint in the respective source code.
The visibility of a breakpoint can be changed through the dropdown list. To change the visibility of several breakpoints, mark them and select the pushbutton Save as Session Breakpoint or Save as User Breakpoint.
You can change the visibility of all Debugger breakpoints using the menu path Breakpoints-> Save Debugger BPs as -> ....
In addition, you have functions for creating, changing, activating and deactivating breakpoints at your disposal.
Watchpoints
In the Watchpoints area, you will see a list of all the watchpoints set so far. The watchpoint last set is highlighted with a yellow arrow.
For each watchpoint you will see not only the current value but the value before the last changed. (Technically speaking, each time you create the watchpoint and each time the watchpoint variable is changed, a clone of this variable is created.)
In this way, you can always determine what changes have been made to the monitored variable. For complicated data structures, such as internal tables or structures, select the pushbutton Compare Variables( ) and choose the Diff tool to compare the old and new variable values.
In addition, you have functions for creating, changing, activating and deactivating watchpoints at your disposal.
Checkpoints
In addition, you can edit conditional and unconditional checkpoints using the Breakpoints tool. This function is provided in the new Debugger only. Conditional checkpoints are set first in the source code using the ASSERTstatement; unconditional checkpoints are set using the BREAK-POINT statement. These have the effect that programs will be continued only if a preset condition is fulfilled. In the following window, these checkpoints can be searched for, activated, or deactivated.
Pls refer to :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/e2/5f5a42ed221253e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
Regards,
Renjith Michael.

What is utility of watch points and break point in ABAp debugging !

What is utility of watch points and break point in ABAp debugging !

Hi,
Breakpoints, Watchpoints, and Checkpoints
Summary
The standard Breakpoints tool is always located on the Breakpoints desktop. With this tool, you can manage breakpoints, watchpoints and checkpoints. In addition, you can monitor the current status of the different breakpoint types.
Detailed Description
Breakpoints
In the Breakpoints area, you will see a list of all the breakpoints set so far. If one of the breakpoints has just been reached, this is marked with a yellow arrow. The visibility (Debugger, session, user) and type (line, ABAP command, ) is displayed for each breakpoint.
If you double click the Navigation() column, the system will display the breakpoint in the respective source code.
The visibility of a breakpoint can be changed through the dropdown list. To change the visibility of several breakpoints, mark them and select the pushbutton Save as Session Breakpoint or Save as User Breakpoint.
You can change the visibility of all Debugger breakpoints using the menu path Breakpoints-> Save Debugger BPs as -> ....
In addition, you have functions for creating, changing, activating and deactivating breakpoints at your disposal.
Watchpoints
In the Watchpoints area, you will see a list of all the watchpoints set so far. The watchpoint last set is highlighted with a yellow arrow.
For each watchpoint you will see not only the current value but the value before the last changed. (Technically speaking, each time you create the watchpoint and each time the watchpoint variable is changed, a clone of this variable is created.)
In this way, you can always determine what changes have been made to the monitored variable. For complicated data structures, such as internal tables or structures, select the pushbutton Compare Variables( ) and choose the Diff tool to compare the old and new variable values.
In addition, you have functions for creating, changing, activating and deactivating watchpoints at your disposal.
Checkpoints
In addition, you can edit conditional and unconditional checkpoints using the Breakpoints tool. This function is provided in the new Debugger only. Conditional checkpoints are set first in the source code using the ASSERTstatement; unconditional checkpoints are set using the BREAK-POINT statement. These have the effect that programs will be continued only if a preset condition is fulfilled. In the following window, these checkpoints can be searched for, activated, or deactivated.
Regards,
Renjith Michael.

ABAP Debug Mode in SAP and webMethods

HI,
Can anyone help resolve why I am receiving this message when I set the ABAP debug mode to yes on the SAP server? com.sap.mw.jco.JCO$Exception: (105) ERROR_NO_DIALOG_USER: ERROR_NO_DIALOG

HI,
Very possibly the webMethods generic "SAP User" is set up as a "CPI-C" user in SAP. This means that this user can never log directly onto the SAP system, or participate in a 'dialog process' (actual GUI interraction). This is a common approach to ensure that no one can actually log onto the SAP system using this user id (other licensing issues may apply).
Reward Points if found helpfull..
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Abap debugging

Dear All
Could anyone guide me about abap debugging for sd and user exits and their role.
Regards
KAPIL MORE

It depends on what you exactly want to do.
There are ways by which you can go into the program and debug.
a. You can go to the program, put a '/h' in the ok code. Then execute the program. In the Menu >> Environment >> Break point, put the break point on say for example on Messages. Then press F8. You can reach the message where the program errors out. You can also set the watch points for the values.
b. You know a program. You know why the program may be erroring out. Say for example, you are not getting the company code on the invoice print. Then, go to the invoice print program. Search for field BURKS. Put a break point there and then try to print the invoice. The program will stop where you have put a break point. You can check from there why it is not working.
There are many other ways and means but it only comes by repeatedly doing it...
You can find the user exit for SD in SPRO >> Sales and Distribution >> System Modification >> User Exit in SD... There is a lot of documentation in these nodes which you will have to read..
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Basic ABAP Debugging

What is the best way to start learning ABAP debugging. I have very limited knowledge of programming. Are there any good books to start of.
Edited by: Kumar Reddy on Dec 17, 2007 3:05 PM

Dear Kumar,
You can check the following links:
www.sappro.com/downloads/Settings&SystemAreas.pdf
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/testing-and-debugging-abap-codes-functions.htm
Well I feel that debugging is nothing else but an understanding of the functioning of the code.
So to to really debug a code it is better to have a good understanding of the codes and what they are suppossed to do.
Hope this helps you.
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Callback invoked only if abap-debug set to true

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Obviously, your function module or the callback function needs to somehow access SAPGUI. In this case, the option use_sapgui=1 should be used. The option abap_debug also enables SAPGUI access in addition to turning on the ABAP debugger.
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ABAP debugging : excel to internal table

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Sravan.

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Finding Screen Number for a Popup Window using ABAP debug

Hi Guys
IPlease could you tell me how to find the screen number of a pop-up window using debug as opposed to F1 Help?
Thanks
Edited by: Brett Cunliffe on Sep 14, 2011 9:37 PM

Hi,
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or copy the below code in a notepad and save it. If you want to debug pop ups then drag and drop this file.
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ABAP debugging, catch exception

Hello, experts!
Is there any way for catching exception from "insert <tabname> from table itab" during debugging, if there's no any exception handling in code? I want to know what is the error text to analyze it in more detail. I can't modify a program, because it has been generated automatically (it is a data loading program for BW extractor), so I need any case to insert error handling or get the error message while debug before program exit.
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Thanks,
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hi andrew,
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TRY.
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ENDTRY.
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ABAP Keyword Documentation

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Aravind

Hi,
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Problem to use new abap editor and new abap debug.

HI experts.
currently using 640(patch 19) and GUI 640(patch 23).
but when I activate new abap editor in se80 server dumps error
' Runtime Errors MESSAGE_TYPE_X
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should not occur. Therefore, a termination with a short dump was
triggered on purpose by the key word MESSAGE (type X).'
and new debug does not activating even though I switch to new debug.
it works well both new editor and debug if I turn on new options when I connect ECC6.0 with same GUI
guess 640 server has not propery installed new editor and debug or something has to be checked.
can anyone help me to activating these new functions?
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Start ABAP Debug in Web Services Application - won't take non-Dialog user

Hello all. We are trying to Replicate Employees from SuccessFactors to SAP ECP/ERP with a delivered integration from SAP, but we''re having trouble interpreting some of the errors we're getting in the Application Log
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ABAP Debugging Trace

Hi,
is there a built-in tool in the ABAP debugger to trace the complete source code and copy in a text file, for further analysis?
I would like to compare the source code for similar processes, to find gaps, for instance why the first process works as expected and the second one doesnt. If I have two files with the complete source code, that was proceeded from the debugger, than I could seek the source code position, where the erroneos method or function group branches otherwise.
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laura2010 wrote:
Hi,
>
> is there a built-in tool in the ABAP debugger to trace the complete source code and copy in a text file, for further analysis?
>
> I would like to compare the source code for similar processes, to find gaps, for instance why the first process works as expected and the second one doesnt. If I have two files with the complete source code, that was proceeded from the debugger, than I could seek the source code position, where the erroneos method or function group branches otherwise.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Regards,
> Laura
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to be able to use the features explained.
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