HOW TO DEBUGGING A REPORT?
Answer / shweta a
Debugging is the process of locating and eliminating errors
in a program.
Typically, debugging involves executing specific portions
of a program and analyzing the operation of those portions.
Actuate e.Report Designer Professional contains debugging
tools to identify and fix compile-time and
run-time errors in a report. Using e.Report Designer
Professional, you can debug the following items in a report:
■ An Actuate Basic source file (.bas) in the report design
■ An Actuate Foundation Class method
Using the debugging tools in e.Report Designer
professional, you can perform the following tasks:
■ Set a breakpoint to generate code up to a specified
point, then stop and view the result.
■ Watch a variable to check its values.
■ Execute a method one line at a time or step over methods
that you know are error-free.
■ View the current execution stack.
e.Report Designer Professional also provides a tool to set
parameters for
successive debugging runs of a report.
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