Use the IBM Unified Debugger page of the Project Designer to configure
properties for debugging DB2® SQL and IDS SPL procedures in CLR applications.
To open the IBM Unified Debugger page:
In the Solution Explorer, right-click the project node
and then select Properties.
In the Project Designer, click IBM Unified
Debugger.
Configuration
Shows a list of available configurations that you can select,
such as Debug and Release.
Platform
Shows a list of available platforms, such as
Active (Any CPU).
Enable IBM SQL debugging
If selected, you can debug SQL or SPL procedures in the C# or Visual
Basic application in your project.
Use an existing connection for session manager
Select this option if you have one of the following connections
to use for the debugger session manager:
DB2 for Linux®, UNIX®,
and Windows®, Version 9.1, or later
DB2 for z/OS® Version 9.1 or Version 10
DB2 for i V5R4 or V6R1
IDS Version 11.70, or later
Session manager connection
The data connection on which to run the debugger session manager
for debugging the SQL or SPL procedures in the application.
Use a new host name for session manager
Select this option if you cannot use one of the above
connections and are running the debugger session manager
manually.
Session manager host name
Specify the fully qualified host name of the machine
where the debugger session manager is running.
Alternatively, specify the IP address of the host
on the network that contains the servers that are
hosting the SQL procedures that you want to
debug.
Session manager port
The port on which to run the debugger session manager.
If you leave this field blank or specify the value 0
or default, the default port that is defined for the
server is used.
Reset Connection Associations
Clears all of the internal associations that the IBM® Unified Debugger
has assigned between the connection strings that are used in your
project and the connection names that are defined in the Server Explorer.
After the associations are cleared, the
Missing Connection Definition
window opens for you to define the correct associations.