iam new to asp.net debugging, i was just wondering if there was any
option in the IDE which i can change to throw all the exceptions in the
IDE while deugging, something like VB 6's 'break on all errors' ?
TIA
-ashishThat is turned on by default.
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"Ashish" <asharma@.mailmenot.com> wrote in message
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> iam new to asp.net debugging, i was just wondering if there was any
> option in the IDE which i can change to throw all the exceptions in the
> IDE while deugging, something like VB 6's 'break on all errors' ?
> TIA
> -ashish
Kevin Spencer wrote:
> That is turned on by default.
but it is nt stopping when an unhandled error is raised ?, i want it to
tell me while debugging, where (exact line ) the error occured
is that possible with asp.net pages debugging ?
-ashish
Well, if you go to your Debug menu, and select "Exceptions" you can
customize how and when your debugger breaks in every conceivable way.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
http://www.takempis.com
Big Things are made up of
Lots of Little Things.
"Ashish" <asharma@.mailmenot.com> wrote in message
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> Kevin Spencer wrote:
> > That is turned on by default.
> but it is nt stopping when an unhandled error is raised ?, i want it to
> tell me while debugging, where (exact line ) the error occured
> is that possible with asp.net pages debugging ?
> -ashish
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