While performing a step operation, if a breakpoint or exception is encountered, execution suspends at the breakpoint or exception, and the step operation ends.
With this command, you can step over to the next line of execution. If the current line is a call to a nested stored procedure or the next line is an indented block of code, then the nested procedure or block of code will be executed as one statement unless a breakpoint is encountered. To execute a step over command:
With this command, you can step into the next line or block of code. If the current statement is a stored procedure call, then the next line is the first line of the called stored procedure. To execute a step into command:
Step return causes execution to resume at the next line in the parent stored procedure of the current nested stored procedure unless a breakpoint is encountered. If the current stored procedure is the only stored procedure in the call stack, then execution will run to completion or to the next breakpoint. To execute a step return command:
When a thread is suspended, it is possible to resume execution until a specified line is executed. This is a convenient way to suspend execution at a line without setting a breakpoint. To run to a line in the editor, complete these steps: