I have followed examples in a couple of books but am still unable to step
into Stored Procedures in VS.NET.
I enable sql debugging in the project properties, open the sp in server
explorer and highlight a line where I want to start stepping through, then I
select a line in my VB code such as cmd.ExecuteNonQuery().
But vs.net does not step into the SP it just steps over the
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() even though I am clicking on the Step Into icon on the
toolbar (F8 doesn't work on my computer)
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
GAnswered in .NET groups
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"G Dean Blake" wrote:
> I have followed examples in a couple of books but am still unable to step
> into Stored Procedures in VS.NET.
> I enable sql debugging in the project properties, open the sp in server
> explorer and highlight a line where I want to start stepping through, then
I
> select a line in my VB code such as cmd.ExecuteNonQuery().
> But vs.net does not step into the SP it just steps over the
> cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() even though I am clicking on the Step Into icon on t
he
> toolbar (F8 doesn't work on my computer)
> Am I missing something?
> Thanks,
> G
>
>
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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