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DBUG Tcode and ISU Debug

The document provides instructions for using SAP's DBUG command to debug mass transactions and determine the relevant FQ events. Users can enter "/h" at the command field to launch a debugger session, set a breakpoint on FM "FKK_FUNC_MODULE_DETERMINE", and continue debugging to stop at that FM, where the I_FBEVE parameter will show the FQ event number and T_FBSTAB will list follow-up FMs called under that event.

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DBUG Tcode and ISU Debug

The document provides instructions for using SAP's DBUG command to debug mass transactions and determine the relevant FQ events. Users can enter "/h" at the command field to launch a debugger session, set a breakpoint on FM "FKK_FUNC_MODULE_DETERMINE", and continue debugging to stop at that FM, where the I_FBEVE parameter will show the FQ event number and T_FBSTAB will list follow-up FMs called under that event.

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SAP has a reserve command DBUG for you to

debug mass activity transactions such as FPVA


(Dunning Proposal).
Once you enter DBUG at command field and
hit return key.

You will see this Pop Up Message.

In SAP IS-U, most of the FICA and Billing


related enhancements are using FQ-Events. To
debug/ find out what FQ Events to use for
certain transaction, use the following steps:
1. In command field, enter /h

2. When Debugger Controls Session is


launched, set break point for FM
'FKK_FUNC_MODULE_DETERMINE '.

3. Continue and Debugger will stop at


FM 'FKK_FUNC_MODULE_DETERMINE '.

4. I_FBEVE is the FQ Event Number, and at the


end of this FM, T_FBSTAB will contains all the
FMs that will be called under this event. You
can get more information of this event via
command FQEVENTS.

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