DEBUGGING

It is a conditional break-point that defined only in the ABAP debugger during a running debug session. Helps the user determine the exact position where the variable change is fulfilled.

• BREAK-POINT

• BREAK <username>

• WATCHPOINT

• None of the above

Syntax to use a break-point only for a specific user.

• BREAK-POINT

• BREAK <username>

• BREAK-POINT <username>

• None of the above

A return code which notifies the user a statement was executed successfully.

• SY-SUBRC = 0

• SY-SUBRC = 4

• SY-TABIX = 0

• None of the above

To set a dynamic breakpoint, a user must write ABAP statement BREAK-POINT in the line he/she want to interrupt.

• True

• False

During debug, which key can be used to move to the next breakpoint or completely executes the program if no further breakpoints detected.

• F5

• F6

• F7

• F8

During debug, which key can be used to do a step-by-step execution. This includes going inside the subroutine or function module.

• F5

• F6

• F7

• F8

Classic debugger has long been obsolete and no longer developed since release 7.00.

• True

• False

Which of the following are system fields.

• SYST-UNAME

• SY-MANDT

• Both a and b

• None of the above

System field which shows the current line of the internal table.

• SY-INDEX

• SY-TABIX

• SY-SUBRC

• SY-UNAME

System field which shows the loop counter.

• SY-INDEX

• SY-TABIX

• SY-SUBRC

• SY-MANDT