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70-562 Server debugging


Server Debugging

Can debug locally or remotely

Also known as the debuggin experience...customizable from Options->Debugging

Like Configure the exception assistant, Enable Assistant.

The option is usefull in asp.net as the browser determines the possibility to debug client side code. 

The  project option also allows to debug native and SQL Server code.

The attribute needs to be on to debug, but never in production.

Debug->windows->breakpoints, gives a list of the break points, and also add colums to that window.

Tracepoints: performing actions based on breakpoints. Right click the breakpoint, select . you can use the $variables or the {Header} expression, set it to not break on the breakpoint and open the output window. This can be usefull if you don't want to step through the code or if stepping through would change the behavior of the application(thread timers).

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