After spent good time to write nice posts on Client Object Model and ECMAScript how to use, I want to present you another nice tip on how we know all the methods and properties available for the SP object in the ECMA javascript . MSDN documentation is not finalized or completed yet to know what properties and methods for SP objects have. And when you want to query something [like list or web] and you are not aware of what it has inside methods and properties, then the best way as far as I know is, using the Javascript debugging using Internet Explorer.
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Monday, May 4, 2009
Debug SQL Server stored procedures in Visual Studio
We have a beautiful feature in Visual studio, where we can debug the stored procedures.
Follow steps below to debug SPROCS.
Let me know your feedback on it,
Follow steps below to debug SPROCS.
- Go to Server Explorer (Visual Studio -- View menu -- Server Explorer),
- Right click on Data Connections -- select Add Connection,
- Here type sql server name and select authentication type(windows or sqlserver), and then type your database. Click ok. Now you are connected to sql server.
- Select a SPROC and Right click on stored procedure -- select Step Into Stored Procedure.
- Give the default values to debug. Now it starts Debugging.
Let me know your feedback on it,
Tags:
Debugging,
Learning,
sql server,
stored procedure,
Visual Studio
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