I'm looking for a T-SQL debugging tool.

[Wayne Ferguson]

One that can debug sprocs in a MS SQL Server 6.5 db, provides syntax checking, etc., and doesn't run in the thousands of dollars. What are you using?

[Peter Cwik]

The last part is always hard. If you have VB5 or later in house there is a debug tool that will work with SQL. TSQL Deugger, I think is the name. You have to check the MS site for the right docs, as there is a server part that needs to be installed but the come with docs have the file located in the wrong place.
On 3/1/99 4:06:33 PM, Wayne Ferguson wrote:
> One that can debug sprocs in a MS SQL Server 6.5 db, provides syntax
> checking, etc., and doesn't run in the thousands of dollars. What are you using?

[Hal Williford]

Peter:

Check out SQL Programmer URL: WWW.SFI-SOFTWARE.COM. The IDE is incredible. The TSQL Debugger will be available in about 2 weeks. Cost is 1299 for single client license of IDE and debugger. Also see article in Premiere issue of SQL Server Magazine.


On 3/2/99 11:54:10 AM, Peter Cwik wrote:
>

The last part is always hard. If you have VB5 or later in house there
> is a debug tool that will work with SQL. TSQL Deugger, I think is the
> name. You have to check the MS site for the right docs, as there is a
> server part that needs to be installed but the come with docs have the file
> located in the wrong place.
On 3/1/99 4:06:33 PM, Wayne Ferguson wrote:
>
> One that can debug sprocs in a MS SQL Server 6.5 db, provides syntax
>
> checking, etc., and doesn't run in the thousands of dollars. What
> are you using?