How To Fix SDLP_CORE023 - Logpoints supported only for executable ABAP source code

SDLP_CORE023 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: SDLP_CORE - Core messages for dynamic logpoints

• Message number: 023

• Message text: Logpoints supported only for executable ABAP source code

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SDLP_CORE023 - Details

• The SAP error message SDLP_CORE023 indicates that logpoints are only supported for executable ABAP source code. This error typically arises when you attempt to set logpoints in a non-executable context, such as in a data dictionary object, a class definition, or other non-executable ABAP code.
  
  Cause:
  
  Non-Executable Code: The logpoints feature is designed to work with executable ABAP code, such as methods or function modules. If you try to set a logpoint in a context that does not contain executable code, you will encounter this error.
  Incorrect Context: You may be trying to set logpoints in a place where the ABAP runtime cannot execute the code, such as in a class declaration or interface.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Identify Executable Code: Ensure that you are setting logpoints in executable parts of your ABAP code, such as within method implementations or function modules.
  Check Context: Review the context where you are trying to set the logpoint. If it is in