> I found what I needed.
>
> Double clicking the arrows between tasks allow you to add a data
> viewer.
>
> The process always stops when it hits this and allows you to view the
> data (in a grid or other form)
>
> "Allan Mitchell" wrote:
>
>> Hello adolf,
>>
>> You use the breakpoints on tasks (Events) to watch variables (Either
>> type into the watch window the variable User::vName or drag from the
>> variables window)
>>
>> --
>>
>> Allan Mitchell
>> http://wiki.sqlis.com | http://www.sqlis.com | http://www.sqldts.com
>> |
>> http://www.konesans.com
>>> It is a task.
>>>
>>> Is this something that will be implemented in the future?
>>>
>>> I can't understand why you would want to set a breakpoint if you
>>> can't do anything when it is hit. i.e. examine the data retrieved by
>>> a stored proc, or see the params being passed in. (at least there
>>> doesn't appear to be anything in watch/local which is where I am
>>> used to looking)
>>>
>>> "Allan Mitchell" wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello adolf,
>>>>
>>>> On what have you hit a breakpoint? A Task or a line of code in a
>>>> Script Task. The former is "Unsteppable" the latter is
>>>> "Steppable".
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>>
>>>> Allan Mitchell
>>>> http://wiki.sqlis.com | http://www.sqlis.com |
>>>> http://www.sqldts.com
>>>> |
>>>> http://www.konesans.com
>>>>> Number of articles on web showing how to implement breakpoints in
>>>>> SSIS =zillions
>>>>>
>>>>> Number of articles on web showing how to 'step into' =bugger all
>>>>>
>>>>> Am I being a bit thick?
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm used to hitting F11 to move on in VS.net
>>>>>
>>>>> It hits the breakpoint but then what?
>>>>>
>>>>> Either I can carry on running the whole thing or, er, that's it
>>>>>
>>>>> Is my paradigm correctly configured?
>>>>> Have I dovetailed my 'conflab' correctly?
>>>>> Please help. A kitten may die if you do not