Why the debugger is not running for my class created in X++?

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Hello I have created by my colleague, Now whenever I am trying to run the debugger it is not running on this class. I started debugger on client, on AOS server also. But only one time the debugger ran for that class. After that it is not running.

I tried to run the Debugger with 2 other X++ jobs. It is working fine. I don't know what to do since yesterday I am trying but nothing is working. I removed all the breakpoints and again reinserted them. But again same result. Please help.

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Sohaib Cheema 49,438 User Group Leader on at

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how you are calling your class???

by creation of object or you trying to call a static method using double colon (::)

if the case if of static method, remember you cannot debug those.

as alternative to such cases, is create a duplicate copy of same function and call them by object creation.

it would be helpful, if you can explain more how you care calling/utilizing your class.

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Yes I checked in main() we are creating a object of the class. below is the code:

static void main(Args args)

{

CXT_EmplyoeMasterImport CXT_EmplyoeMasterImport;

;

CXT_EmplyoeMasterImport = new CXT_EmplyoeMasterImport();

if(CXT_EmplyoeMasterImport.prompt())

{

CXT_EmplyoeMasterImport.run();

}

}

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Sohaib on same class my colleagues is able to run the debugger. But not me.

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Iulian Cordobin 8,201 on at

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And you are placing the breakpoint on the line with the new call?

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Iulian Cordobin 8,201 on at

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Also, are you running directly the class from AOT, or through other calls or in a batch?

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André Arnaud de Cal... 301,141 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi Mahesh,

Check if the user option ''Execute business operations in CIL" is enabled or not. This should be turned off for debugging x++ code.

See also my blog:

www.kaya-consulting.com/.../quick-note-on-debugging-in-ax-2012

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syed baber 11,633 on at

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Hi Mahesh,

The debugging should work in your case, not sure why you are not getting the breakpoint to be hit inside your class. Try to write the breakpoint keyword inside run method of your class and see if it works or not.

Thanks,

Baber.

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Martin Dráb 237,972 Most Valuable Professional on at

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My guess is that your class runs on server tier and you don't have debugging allowed on AOS.

If you gave us more information about the class, such whether it runs in CIL, on server or client tier, what you had tested etc., we wouldn't have to waste time with mere guessing.

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Thanks all of you for your replies. Finally Debugger is working.

Thanks to André Arnaud de Calavon, feeling relieved.

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Martin Dráb 237,972 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Just to explain: you were using a wrong debugger. The X++ debugger isn't able to debug CIL. But if the code will run in CIL in production, you must test it in CIL as well, so don't think that ignoring CIL resolves all problems. Nevertheless it's indeed useful for some debugging scenarios.

When you run code in CIL and want to debug, you have to use a CIL debugger, namely Visual Studio.

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