PRB: "Set Next Statement" Does Not Work During SQL Debugging
Article ID: 179757
Article Last Modified on 7/17/2001
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Visual C++ 4.2 Enterprise Edition
This article was previously published under Q179757
SYMPTOMS
When debugging a Microsoft SQL Server stored procedure using MSDEV IDE, the
"Set Next Statement" option does not work correctly.
RESOLUTION
This is by design. "Set Next Statement" is not supported for SQL debugging.
MORE INFORMATION
When the debugger stops at a statement in the stored procedure, if you move
the insertion point to a new statement and click the "Set Next Statement"
option, the debugger does not move to the new statement.
During SQL debugging, SQL server indicates what the next statement will be.
The debugger doesn't have the same information that it receives from native
debug information (.pdb, and so on) during C++ debugging. Skipping SQL
statements may cause unpredictable results so this option is not
implemented.
Additional query words: SQLDebug
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