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Message type: E = Error
Message class: XSLT_TOOL - Messages for XSLT Tool
Message number: 442
Message text: Breakpoint set
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XSLT_TOOL442
- Breakpoint set ?The SAP error message XSLT_TOOL442 indicates that a breakpoint has been set in the XSLT transformation process. This typically occurs during debugging sessions when a developer has intentionally set a breakpoint to pause execution for inspection or troubleshooting.
Cause:
- Debugging Mode: The error is primarily caused by the XSLT transformation being executed in debugging mode, where breakpoints are active.
- Unintentional Breakpoint: A breakpoint may have been set unintentionally, causing the transformation to halt at that point.
- Development Environment: This can also happen in a development environment where debugging is frequently used.
Solution:
- Remove Breakpoints: If you are not actively debugging, you can remove the breakpoints in the XSLT code. This can usually be done in the development environment (e.g., SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio or Eclipse).
- Switch to Normal Mode: Ensure that you are running the transformation in normal mode rather than debug mode. This can often be done by selecting the appropriate option in your development environment.
- Check Debugger Settings: If you are using a debugger, check the settings to ensure that breakpoints are not set or that the debugger is not paused.
- Review XSLT Code: If you are debugging, review the XSLT code to understand why the breakpoint was set and whether it is necessary.
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