When I installed SP3 on SQL 2000, I lost the ability to debug stored procedures
from Visual Studio - single stepping into the stored procedure.

I spent a day trying to fix it maybe 8 months ago - and gave up.

Are there any tech notes that actually work to restore the ability to debug when
SQL Server is on the same machine as Visual Studio?
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Thanks in advance, Les Caudle

Re: did debugging with sql server sp3 ever get fixed? by TomislaW

TomislaW
Tue Aug 17 06:55:36 CDT 2004

Les Caudle wrote:
> When I installed SP3 on SQL 2000, I lost the ability to debug stored
> procedures from Visual Studio - single stepping into the stored
> procedure.
>
> I spent a day trying to fix it maybe 8 months ago - and gave up.
>
> Are there any tech notes that actually work to restore the ability to
> debug when SQL Server is on the same machine as Visual Studio?

you need to execute:
Exec sp_sdidebug 'legacy_on'



Re: did debugging with sql server sp3 ever get fixed? by Les

Les
Tue Aug 17 11:51:58 CDT 2004

I had already done sp_sdidebug 'legacy_on' .

I wish it were that simple. I spent a day reading tech notes on this many
months ago.

VS.NET no longer allows me to debug. I get no errors at all, I just can't single
step into a stored procedure like before.

Regards, Les Caudle
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 13:55:36 +0200, "TomislaW" <tomislav147@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Les Caudle wrote:
>> When I installed SP3 on SQL 2000, I lost the ability to debug stored
>> procedures from Visual Studio - single stepping into the stored
>> procedure.
>>
>> I spent a day trying to fix it maybe 8 months ago - and gave up.
>>
>> Are there any tech notes that actually work to restore the ability to
>> debug when SQL Server is on the same machine as Visual Studio?
>
>you need to execute:
>Exec sp_sdidebug 'legacy_on'
>