>>Is there a simple approach of debugging a stored procedure? When I am running an ASP.NET app I want to see if certain IF conditions were met and the code after the IF was executed. One simple way I am thinking is if I can create some kind of token or semaphore file that I can look at (after the procedure) is done? How do you do it?
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>You can debug a stored procedure from SSMS by opening a new query window and entering the command to execute the stored procedure (ie.. EXEC myProc myparameter1, myparameter2..)
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>Instead of executing the command directly, open the Debug menu (on the menu at the top) and click on Debug. It will step you into the procedure.
Thank you.
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