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Debugging Batch Process

To debug an active batch job, use transaction SM50 or SM66 to select the job and enter debug mode through the menu options. For finished or cancelled jobs, set a breakpoint in the program, access SM37, and use the command 'jdbg' to enter debug mode. Press F8 to reach the breakpoint in the program.

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Debugging Batch Process

To debug an active batch job, use transaction SM50 or SM66 to select the job and enter debug mode through the menu options. For finished or cancelled jobs, set a breakpoint in the program, access SM37, and use the command 'jdbg' to enter debug mode. Press F8 to reach the breakpoint in the program.

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How to debug the active or finished batch jobs?

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Schedule a batch job in SM36 transaction. Debugging an active job:Go to transaction SM50 (waiting/running/On hold
jobs.)/SM66 (Running/Debugging objects).Now select your job.From SM50: Menu => program/mode =>
Program=>Debugging. Now control will go to debug mode. From SM66: Place cursor on your job and click on debugging
button in tool bar. At this point, it may take some time to reach to debug mode. Debugging a finished/cancelled job:Place
a break point in the program. Go to SM37 and select your finished/cancelled job. Enter jdbg in command prompt. Click
enter.
Now control goes to debug mode. Press F8, now Control goes to your break point.

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