I can debug stored procedures just fine, however, they have no context in the application I'm testing against.
Is there a way to debug while the program is running, only hitting break points when the code is actually invoked by the program?
Is Debugging stored procedures at runtime possible?
Re: Is Debugging stored procedures at runtime possible?
Could you please describe this in more detail?
Please also see the Debugging Stored Routine section in the Help documentation.
Please also see the Debugging Stored Routine section in the Help documentation.
Re: Is Debugging stored procedures at runtime possible?
Yes, it's very simple and happens when debugging code in most IDE's like Visual Studio.
You actually debug a running app when it runs under normal conditions, and hit break points when the user does something real.
In this case I can debug a stored procedure, but not under any real case. In my app, the stored procedures gather information about the user's login credentials that are dynamically set, so I want to see what happens in the real world, not in a simple test situation so I can see what's really going on.
You actually debug a running app when it runs under normal conditions, and hit break points when the user does something real.
In this case I can debug a stored procedure, but not under any real case. In my app, the stored procedures gather information about the user's login credentials that are dynamically set, so I want to see what happens in the real world, not in a simple test situation so I can see what's really going on.
Re: Is Debugging stored procedures at runtime possible?
Thank you for the reply.
We put this functionality to our roadmap for the next product versions.
We put this functionality to our roadmap for the next product versions.