Chapter 07 debugging sap scripts
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The document discusses how to debug SAPScript forms by activating the SAPScript debugger in the form printer and running the print program. It describes the features of the SAPScript layoutset debugger, including options to control processing like continue, execute, and single step. The document demonstrates debugging a SAPScript form and includes a summary section and questions.
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- 1. Debugging SAPScript Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript |
- 2. Objectives • The Participant will be able to: – Debug a SAPScript form Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 2
- 3. Activate Sapscript Debugger 3 Dec-2008Debugging SAPScript | In the Form Printer choose the form to be debugged Choose this submenu Status message confirms that debugger is activated
- 4. Debugging Sapscript Layout set using Print Program 4 Dec-2008Debugging SAPScript | Click on the OK button Run the Print program Debugger is displayed
- 5. Features of SAPScript Layoutset debugger Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 5
- 6. Features of SAPscript Layoutset debugger (Contd.) Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 6
- 7. Demonstration • Debugging a SAPScript Form. Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 7
- 8. Practice • Debugging a SAPScript Form. Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 8
- 9. Summary • SAPScripts can be debugged after activating the SAPScript debugger and running the print program online. • Similar to the ABAP/4 debugger, the following options are available in the debugger to control the processing: – CONTINUE - continue to the next breakpoint – EXECUTE - execute the current function module, stop at the start of the next function module – SINGLE STEP - execute processing within the current function module in single steps – EXIT DEBUGGER - deactivate the debugger and continue with the normal layout set processing Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 9
- 10. Questions • How is the SAPScript debugger activated ? • What are the default break-points of the SAPScript debugger ? Dec-2008 Debugging SAPScript | 10
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