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ID LOG-POINT • LOG-POINT ABAP Statement
LOG-POINT Short Reference
ABAP_SYNTAX LOG-POINT ID group $[SUBKEY sub$] $[FIELDS val1 val2 ...$].
ABAP Addition 1 ... ID group 2 ... SUBKEY sub 3 ... FIELDS val1 val2 ...
What does it do? This statement defines a static logpoint whose activation is controlled by the addition ID. Once the program reaches an active logpoint, an entry is created in the log that is also used by the statement ASSERT and the program execution continues with the statement after LOG-POINT. During this process, any existing entry of the same LOG-POINT statement is overwritten by default. Each time an entry is written, a counter for the entry is increased. BEGIN_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT The log can be evaluated using transaction SAAB END_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT . No log entry is written for an inactive logpoint and the program execution continues with the statement after LOG-POINT.
Latest notes:
In addition to the static logpoints defined using LOG-POINT, dynamic logpoints can be defined using the transaction SDLP or in the ABAP Development Tools (ADT).
Logpoints are only intended to be used for test purposes using transaction SAAB. There is no API for importing the logged data, which means that logpoints are not suitable for general logging purposes. ABAP_HINT_END • ID LOG-POINT
ABAP Addition
What does it do? The addition ID controls the activation of the logpoint from outside the program using a checkpoint group group BEGIN_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT or an activation variant END_SECTION VERSION 5 OUT . The same rules apply when specifying the checkpoint group as to the statement ASSERT. The possible operation modes for logpoints are inactive and logging. • SUBKEY LOG-POINT
ABAP Addition
What does it do? If SUBKEY is specified, the content of sub is stored in the log as a subkey. Existing log entries of the same LOG-POINT statement are only overwritten if the subkeys have the same content. If SUBKEY is not specified, the subkey is initial. sub is a character-like expression position of which the first 200 characters are evaluated. An expression or function specified here is executed only if the logpoint is active. • FIELDS LOG-POINT
ABAP Addition
What does it do? After the addition FIELDS, a list of values val1 val2 ... , except for reference variables, can be specified that are included in the log. val1 val2 ... are functional operand positions in which data objects or functional methods can be specified. The methods are executed only if the logpoint is active.
