
Breakpoint statements are ABAP statements with which you can add breakpoints to the source text. You edit the source text of the program and add one of the following statements:
BREAK-POINT.
The breakpoint is always active.
Breakpoints that are always active are used solely for test purposes and are not permitted in production programs.
The BREAK-POINT statement without the ID addition therefore causes an error in the enhanced program check.
BREAK <BENUTZERNAME>
The program execution is only interrupted when the specified user runs it.
BREAK-POINT ID <CHECKPOINT_GROUP>.
The breakpoint execution is only interrupted when the specified checkpoint group is active.
For more information, see Activatable Checkpoints.
For more information on breakpoint statements, see: ABAP Keyword Documentation on BREAKPOINT Statement.
For more information, see: Breakpoints and Breakpoint Statements