"Raghuraman " <raghuraman_ace @rediffmail.com > wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Could u tell me how to use the debug tool to debug out t-sql statements .
>
> With Thanks[/color]
In Query Analyzer, open the Object Browser (press F8), find the stored
procedure you want to debug, then right-click it and select Debug. Although
the debugger only supports stored procedures, if you want to debug SQL
batches or functions, then you can just wrap them in a dummy procedure, and
debug them that way.
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 20:22:20 +0100 in comp.databases. ms-sqlserver,
"Simon Hayes" <sql@hayes.ch > wrote:
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>"Raghuraman " <raghuraman_ace @rediffmail.com > wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>>
>> Could u tell me how to use the debug tool to debug out t-sql statements .
>>
>> With Thanks[/color]
>
>In Query Analyzer, open the Object Browser (press F8), find the stored
>procedure you want to debug, then right-click it and select Debug. Although
>the debugger only supports stored procedures, if you want to debug SQL
>batches or functions, then you can just wrap them in a dummy procedure, and
>debug them that way.[/color]
Spin my nipple-nuts and send me to Alaska, do you know how many years
I've debugged SPs using print statements????? ???? Grrrrrrr!
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