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debug a stored procedure

Asked by Fraser_Admin in MS SQL Server

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how do I debug a tsql stored procedure.

I'm using the debugger in Visual Studio 2003, step by step (F11) but when I get to cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() step into will not step into the SP. is there a way ????


this is a stored procedure that I'm running on my local machine for debugging

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