The IBM^® Unified Debugger, which is the feature that you use to debug SQL procedures in C# and Visual Basic applications, is available with qualified support for the following releases of DB2^®:

• DB2 for Linux^®, UNIX^®, and Windows^®, Version 8
• DB2 for z/OS^®, Version 8 new function mode (NFM) and Version 9 in Version 8 conversion mode (CM)

The debugger session manager is not available on the DB2 Version 8 platforms. The following two approaches provide access the debugger session manager:

• You can use a separate instance of one of the following supported servers that is running the debugger session manager:
  • DB2 for Linux^®, UNIX^®, and Windows^®, Version 9.1, or later
  • DB2 for z/OS^®, Version 9 NFM, Version 10 in Version 9 CM, or Version 10 NFM

    If you use this server, you must use a server that has had one of the IBM Unified Debugger PTFs applied; that is, PK32422, PK41262, or a future release of the IBM Unified Debugger.

    Additionally, the debugger session manager must be set up on this server as a service.

  • DB2 for i V5R4 or V6R1
  If you use this approach, when you enable IBM SQL debugging in the project that contains the application, you must specify the name of the host connection in which the debugger session manager runs.
• You can start and use the debugger session manager manually on your client workstation.

See Also

Debugging SQL Procedures in CLR Applications | Enabling SQL Debugging in CLR Applications | Starting and Using the Debugger Session Manager Manually with DB2 Version 8 Servers

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