Hi @Siaming Ming
Yeah you can able to debug. Add breakpoint in the action , then turn on the debugger in the desired module, and hit the timer from service center by using the run now option. It will help you to debug the action used in timer.

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Murali

Hi @Siaming Ming ,

Please take a loom on these discussion..

Problem debugging service actions

service action, not working

how to use the debugger in the service module in the Browser?

Hope it help you.

Regards,

Kundan Chauhan

Hi @Siaming Ming,

You can use Service Center to manually run the timer and add the LogMessage action (from the System module) in the timer’s server action to trace the flow. Log key steps and variables you need to analyze, then check the output in Monitoring > General Logs to debug step by step.

Alternatively, you can add a breakpoint to the server action and call it from a temporary screen, which will allow you to debug it interactively.

Kind regards,

Tamirys Barina

Hi @Siaming Ming ,

You can debug the action by adding a breakpoint within the action. There's no need to set the entry module; you can leave it as the current module. Additionally, you can trigger the timer from the Service Center to debug the action. 

Hope this helps,

Thanks