6.5 and "Set breakpoints in order to debug"

SQL Navigator
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When attempting to debug in 6.5, I am having a problem getting the debugger to stop on any breakpoints. I have set my breakpoints (and they show up in my PL/SQL Debugger window w/ the correct module and line #), but when I hit the run button I get the following in my output window…

10:11:05 Probe v2.5 initialized; session ID: 00442C530001
10:11:05 Debug session started
10:11:05 Set breakpoints in order to debug
10:11:05 Debug session terminated

(and then it proceeds to run the procedure w/out stopping on a break point).

I’ve never had this issue in past versions of SQL Navigator. Any ideas on what the problem could be?

Thanks for the help in advance.

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Hi,

It looks like that you might not have compiled the object with debug info.

I could reproduce the same issue:

  • When having the option OFF under main menu Session->Include Debug Info.
  • When click run button, i would get the prompt, if selecting No, then I will get same error as you reported. I am not sure why you did not see the prompt....

I would like to suggest that you turn on the Include Debug Info option, then do Compile or Save to Dabase (Ctrl + S) your code object. I have attached the screen shot for your reference about the 'Include Debug Info.'

Please let us know if you could have the debugger stop at the first breakpoint.

Thanks and regards,
Bruce

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Hi,

It looks like that you might not have compiled the object with debug info.

I could reproduce the same issue:

  • When having the option OFF under main menu Session->Include Debug Info.
  • When click run button, i would get the prompt, if selecting No, then I will get same error as you reported. I am not sure why you did not see the prompt…

I would like to suggest that you turn on the Include Debug Info option, then do Compile or Save to Dabase (Ctrl + S) your code object. I have attached the screen shot for your reference about the ‘Include Debug Info.’

Please let us know if you could have the debugger stop at the first breakpoint.

Thanks and regards,
Bruce
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