Debugging (How Do I in Visual J# Express)) 

This page links to help on widely used J# debugging. To view other categories of popular tasks covered in Help, see How Do I in Visual J# Express.

• Walkthrough: Debugging a Windows Form
  Explains that a Windows Form is one of the most common managed applications. A Windows Form creates a standard Windows application.

• Debugging Web Applications
  Links to common debugging problems and techniques for script and Web applications.

Windows Applications

• Walkthrough: Debugging at Design Time
  Describes how to prepare code for debugging, and how to set breakpoints.

• How to: Launch the Debugger Automatically
  Describes setting up an application to start Visual Studio when you launch the application from Windows.

• Debugging Preparation: Windows Forms Applications
  Describes setting debug configurations for Windows applications.

Web Applications

• Debugging Preparation: Web Applications
  Describes how to debug the basic project types created by the Web site project templates.

• Debugging Preparation: ASP.NET Web Applications
  Describes setting debug configurations for Web applications.

• Debugging Preparation: XML Web Service Projects
  Describes setting debug configurations for XML Web service applications.

Stored Procedures

• How to: Create Stored Procedures and User-Defined Functions
  Describes how stored procedures can define complex business rules, control data modification, limit access through security permissions, provide transaction integrity, and generally do the database work your application requires.

• How to: Modify Stored Procedures and User-Defined Functions
  Shows how you can use the Query Builder with stored procedures and user-defined functions to modify blocks of SQL text or selected text, and also to insert new SQL text.

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