Deactivate Standard break point in a code

[Former Member]

Dear Experts,

I need to deactivate a standard breakpoint in a code.

Please help me out with how will it be done.

Thanks

Gaurav Gupta

[Former Member]

Hi,

this breakpoint is associated with a checkpoint-group (in this case /SCMB/CNA).

With the transaction SAAB you can change how the System shall respond to coding associated with this group.

Transaction: SAAB

Checkpoint-Group: /SCMB/CNA

Go in with "CHANGE" (the famous pencil-Symbol 🙂 )

There you can see what is actually customized.

You can decide if the system should stop at a (coded) break-Point or not, how it should react to an assertion or a log-Point.

Important: you only Change it for breakpoints, assertions and logpoints associated with THIS checkpoint-Group.

If you find coding with a "pure" break-Point (without the ID xxxxxx behind it) than you have to Change the coding itself...

warm regards

Jan Aschenbrenner

[Former Member]

Hi Jan,

Thanks for the reply.

By default these are set to inactive. Please refer the snapshot attached and can you guide to how to achieve it.

Thanks

Gaurav Gupta

[Former Member]

hmmm,

it is possible to deactivate a checkpoint-group globally, but to active it for single users (or a single application server).

Firstly check if there is an activation for your user. To do that, just click in the subscreen "All Activations" on "User".

Secondly check if there is an activation for an application Server (same subscreen, the button below 🙂 )

In both cases a new window will appear. If you were in read only mode in the checkpoint-group than those Windows will also be read-only.

When you may change the checkpoint group, then you are also able to change the specific activations in the pop-up window.

Another way:

Start SAAB. Then you will find in the menu under "Activation ->Display->All" all active checkpoint-Groups (global and specific).
With "Activation -> Delete -> All" you cann deactivate every checkpoint-group.

If your group is inactive and there is no user or server specific activation, then i am a bit puzzled why the breakpoint still kicks in.

Warm regards

Jan

[Former Member]

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