visual studio .net debugging: debuging Stored Procedures -- visual studio .net debugging

debuging Stored Procedures

G. Dean Blake
7/15/2004 9:01:18 AM

visual studio .net debugging:

Although I have followed examples in several books including the 70-305 exam
prep by Mike Gunderloy, I cannot find a way to step into stored procedures
and do debugjng. It never steps in. Is there some secreet or does it not
yet work?
Thanks,
G

RE: debuging Stored Procedures

Ravikanth[MVP]
7/21/2004 4:49:01 AM

Hi

Once the debugging process begins, it is no different than debugging C# or VB.NET code. Here is an overview of the debug-related keyboard shortcuts:

F5: Continue
Shift + F5: Stop debugging
F11: Step into
F10: Step over
Shift + F11: Step out

HTH
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Ravikanth[MVP]

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RE: debuging Stored Procedures

richcook NO[at]SPAM online.microsoft.com (
8/17/2004 10:43:17 PM

Please send more info about your setup.

VS Version (Pro, Architect etc)
SQL Version + is it local or remote

Thanks

Rich

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