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Debugging with code break points

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UnsolvedCoding

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Jul 20, 2011
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In VBA you can place stops by using F9 to stop the code so you can check things and can do things like hover the mouse over something or use the watch window to see the value of an item.

Is there a way to do the same things in SQL?

I have a very annoying stored procedure to figure out and have to go line by line or less to find the issues.
 
When I trouble shoot code, I will look for places where I need to know what is happening and then I will put in PRINT statements.

For example, I want to know what value is entered into @somevariable. I will have a print statement like:

PRINT @somevariable

I'll do this throughout the code. I'll also add print statements that just return the GETDATE() so I know how long each section runs.

-SQLBill

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