A useful trick to debug pop-up…
Sometimes we need to debug a process but the logic that you need to debug is after a button event after 3 pop-ups. So, what you do? Debug everything trying to figure it out when your point starts… NO! You can create a shortcut on your desktop and drop down it into your pop-up or before the event and the debug will start after it.
Creating a debug shortcut:
Change the title to help you to identify the client, change the tcode to /h and chose a place to save the shortcut
And Finish.
Go to your desktop and find your shortcut:
Now, how the magic happens:
A message will be shown…
Continue the process… And the debbug will starts after your click event!
Hope it helps 🙂
i gotta so check this out.
Thankyou for sharing,
KS
Hi Andrea,
Good one..
Till now i was aware of notepad method only. Now will try this one also..
Thanks.
~Priyaranjan
It works when I choose Type as 'System Command'. Doesn't work with type as 'Transaction'. Thanks for this tip.
It's right! I forgot to change it! Need to be System Command! Thanks 🙂
Nice Blog!
Someone showed me this just last week. Good to see someone else sharing this useful tip!
Informative...Thanks.
Best Regards,
Naresh K.
Hi Andrea,
useful tip!!!!! thanks for sharing
Great Job 🙂
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Hi Andrea,
Thanks for your sharing. I am also always using your tip with slightly different approach.
I just create a txt file with content:
[FUNCTION]
Command=/H
Title=Debugger
Type=SystemCommand
It works as well 🙂
Best regards,
Jerry
This method creates a file that is independent of SYSID, which is good.
One file to rule them all.
Hi Andrea,
useful tip!
Cheers,
Aditya V
Very good, i tried and the tip is working!!!!
thanks!
Hi Andrea,
Why Not? Definitely it helps us! Fantastic blog and keep up the good work!
Waiting for new tips! All the best! 🙂
Good Luck! Happy New Year 2014! 😎
Regards,
Hari Suseelan