It is possible to debug SQL7.0 stored procedures using Visual Studio .Net,
but you will need to have the Enterprise edition of VS .Net for this
functionality. You most probably have either the Professional or Standard
edition of Visual Studio .Net and hence the reason you cannot see the
options 'Edit' or 'Step Into'.
Thanks!
Srinivas Kanakapally
Visual Studio .Net Data Tools, MSFT
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"sandro72" <gf*****@pippo.com> wrote in message
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hi, does someone know if is it possible to debug sql server (7.0) stored
procedures with .net? when i right-click on the stored procedure in the
server explorer i've not the options edit and step into. how can i enable
them?
thanks