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Christian Hannemann
September 23, 2020 | 1 minute read

Debugging F110 (Automatic Payment)


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Introduction
If you ever tried do debug the automatic payment program (F110), you had realized,
 Like it’s not that easy like at other SAP programs. The reason is, F110 creates a
background job, where the payment items are processed. There are a handful of
ways, to debug your payment job, in the following I will describe one of them. Let’s
 RSS Feed dive into it and learn, how to do it …

How to debug F110


Breakpoint for XDEBUG
First of all, to be able to activate debugging for F110, you need to change a variable at
the payment program. Run SE38 and navigate to program F110MAIN and search for
XDEBUG.

set breakpoint the change XDEBUG variable

Create a breakpoint to stop at this program line.

Job Scheduling
Next step, you have to schedule your payment job into the future. This is necessary,
to be able to run the background job in debugging mode.

schedule automatic payment

Background Job Debugging


Once, the background job is scheduled, run SM37, select your created F110 job and
run command JDBG into the command-field. The same function can be selected
under menu Extras / Debug Job.
select background job and run job debugging

Activate Debugging
The job will start immediately. Continue with F8 and the debugger will stop at your
breakpoint created before.

Now you have to change the variable XDEBUG to “X”.

Debug
Now you can run the program to your code of interest, which you want to debug.

Final words
You can not debug F110 as easy as other SAP programs, but with a little bit of extra
work, you get it done without any problems.

If you have any questions, feel free to use the comment section below.

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Michelle Crapo
September 23, 2020 at 12:03 pm

I loved this blog post.  Sadly I can only click like.  It reminded me of a trick I have long forgotten JDBG.   And
that’s one that invaluable for debugging scheduled jobs.
With that said – can you do me a huge favor?   Could you rename your blog post?   Something like “Debugging
F110 and any other scheduled jobs”.   It might prompt more people to read it.  Some will be like me and long
forgotten that trick, and some may read just to learn the JDBG debug.

Excellent step by step and as always I love the screen shots.  I hope to read many blogs written by you.

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Josemar Mendes
October 29, 2020 at 7:10 pm

This is a practical approach to debug F110. Thank you, excellent post

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Victor Hugo Mena Garzon


June 28, 2021 at 11:17 pm

Muchas gracias por este excelente aporte!

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rushana khan
March 17, 2022 at 8:13 am

Excellent Post

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