Starting from the Debug and Profile 4GL (ttadv1123m000) session

  1. In LN, select Options > Debug and Profile 4GL.
  2. Select Debug Mode.
  3. If LN runs on-premises, select Debugger Workbench as the Debug UI.
  4. Select Application Name and Activity Name to debug a component in the context of its activity. For example, to debug an extension that you created or updated, you must select the application name and activity name of this extension.
  5. Select the Debug Level to use for debugging. Select one of these levels:
    Option Description
    Extension This is the lowest debug level. The debugger only stops in sources that are owned by the user, such as extensions, document types and exchange scripts.
    LN Application In addition to everything the Extension level does, this level also shows debugging information for components that require authorization for the LN Application. This level is for engineers only.
    ES Application In addition to everything the LN Application level does, this level also shows debug information for components that require authorization for the Enterprise Server application. This level is for engineers only.
    ES 4GL Engine This is the highest debug level. It shows debug information for components that require authorization for ES 4GL Engine. This level is for engineers only.

    The debug levels are incremental, so if you have authorization for ES 4GL Engine, you also have authorization for all other levels.

    For debugging with Debugger Workbench, each user is authorized by Azure. Only LN Debugger Workbench owners can assign authorization levels.

  6. Click OK.