Understand · Debugger Preview
Ask why a record didn't go through
Ask a question about a real record in plain language. The Debugger finds the record, reads it from your M3, and explains which condition stopped it and which value caused that. It only reads; it never writes to M3.
Read delivery 55156 and its 4 lines from your M3 · read-only
Release for picking needs all lines fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops the release.
Example record. The Debugger only reads; it never writes to M3.
Why it matters
Today
- 1The user raises a ticket
- 2A consultant tries to reproduce it in a test system
- 3Reads documentation and asks around
- 4Checks the record field by field
Often hours or days before anyone can say why.
With Debugger
- 1Ask the question in plain language
- 2It reads the record from your M3, read-only
- 3It names the condition, the value and the fix
The cause, explained, in one answer.
How it works
From a question to the fix
- 1 / 4
Ask in plain language
About a real record: “Why is delivery 55156 not released for picking?” No program names or table codes needed.
DebuggerPreviewWhy is delivery 55156 not released for picking?Read delivery 55156 and its 4 lines from your M3 · read-only
Line 1010 of 10Line 204 of 4Line 306 of 10Line 402 of 2Release for picking needs all lines fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops the release.
Allocated›Released for pickingstops here›PickedSuggests:Allocate line 30Or release manuallyExample record. The Debugger only reads; it never writes to M3.
- 2 / 4
It reads the record from your M3
The delivery and its lines, live, through read-only API calls. Nothing is written to M3.
DebuggerPreviewWhy is delivery 55156 not released for picking?Read delivery 55156 and its 4 lines from your M3 · read-only
Line 1010 of 10Line 204 of 4Line 306 of 10Line 402 of 2Release for picking needs all lines fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops the release.
Allocated›Released for pickingstops here›PickedSuggests:Allocate line 30Or release manuallyExample record. The Debugger only reads; it never writes to M3.
- 3 / 4
It finds the condition that stopped it
Release for picking needs every line fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops there.
DebuggerPreviewWhy is delivery 55156 not released for picking?Read delivery 55156 and its 4 lines from your M3 · read-only
Line 1010 of 10Line 204 of 4Line 306 of 10Line 402 of 2Release for picking needs all lines fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops the release.
Allocated›Released for pickingstops here›PickedSuggests:Allocate line 30Or release manuallyExample record. The Debugger only reads; it never writes to M3.
- 4 / 4
It tells you what to change
Allocate the open quantity on line 30, or release the delivery manually.
DebuggerPreviewWhy is delivery 55156 not released for picking?Read delivery 55156 and its 4 lines from your M3 · read-only
Line 1010 of 10Line 204 of 4Line 306 of 10Line 402 of 2Release for picking needs all lines fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops the release.
Allocated›Released for pickingstops here›PickedSuggests:Allocate line 30Or release manuallyExample record. The Debugger only reads; it never writes to M3.
Read delivery 55156 and its 4 lines from your M3 · read-only
Release for picking needs all lines fully allocated. Line 30 is allocated 6 of 10, so M3 stops the release.
Example record. The Debugger only reads; it never writes to M3.
What it brings you
From stuck record to solved, without the detour
- 1“You don’t need a consultant for that anymore”Key users and support find the cause of a stuck record themselves, instead of logging a ticket and waiting for an outside expert.
- 2Answers while the user waitsThe cause of a stuck record in one answer, instead of a ticket that takes days.
- 3No reproducing in testIt reads the real record from your M3, read-only. Nothing to set up, nothing to break.
- 4The fix, not just the causeEvery answer ends with what to change to make the record go through.
Next in your journey
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