II’d like to use Visual Studio to break whenever a record is inserted into a certain table, so I can see the values being inserted and the call stack from that moment. Is that possible, or am I stuck with stored procedure debugging only?
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II’d like to use Visual Studio to break whenever a record is inserted into a certain table, so I can see the values being inserted and the call stack from that moment. Is that possible, or am I stuck with stored procedure debugging only?
Well, since you’re using SqlServer, why not just use Profiler? Set a trace, and you can watch the values insert there…. You can set up the breakpoint in Visual Studio, or you can just set it as a transaction that rolls back, then go through the trace to find the values that would have gone in.
If you haven’t used profiler before, it’s very easy and should do what I think you’re looking to pull off.