Use the Start Debugging window to create the stored procedures
that are needed to debug SQL procedures in CLR applications when
your data server is DB2® for Linux, UNIX, and Windows,
Version 8.1, Fix Pack 15 (or later).
Alternatively, you can use this window to generate a script that
creates the necessary stored procedures. You can then run the script
or give it to a database administrator to run.
To open the Start Debugging window:
With the IBM database project that contains the C# or Visual
Basic application open in the Solution Explorer, right-click
the application, select Debug on the shortcut
menu, and then select Start new instance.
The following stored procedures, required by the
IBM Unified Debugger, were not found
Shows the list of the stored procedures that are
needed for debugging and that are not in the system
catalog.
What do you want to do?
Click the button that indicates the action that you
want to take.
Create the Procedures
Issues a CREATE PROCEDURE statement to the server
for each of the procedures that is shown in the
list.
If any of the statements fails, a message box
indicates the failure. Information about the failure
is shown in the IBM Output Message Pane.
Generate a Script
Generates a script to create the stored procedures
and opens the IBM Script Designer, with the script
shown in the Script view.