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Breakpoint conditions support literals as operands. As you are already familiar with from ABAP syntax, the following types of literals are also valid in breakpoint conditions:

Character Literals

Character literals are identified by single quotes, for example:

‘This is a type C literal’

Note

Character literals have the ABAP type C.

String Literals

String literals are identified by back quotes, for example:

`This is a string`

Note

String literals have the ABAP type STRING.

Numeric Literals: Type I and Type P
Numeric literals consist only of number characters, optionally introduced by a ‘-’ character, indicating a negative value:

  • 123456789

  • -123456789

Note

Numeric values in the range of -2147483648 … 2147483647 have the ABAP type I, while all other numeric values in the range of -9999999999999999999999999999999 ... 9999999999999999999999999999999 have the ABAP type P.