Script task vb.net - how to advance one line at a time

  • Is there a way to advance just ONE line of code at a time (not run to cursor, not run to the next breakpoint necessarily), like F8 does in VBA?  So incredibly handy.  Debugging script tasks seems like a minimally supported process at best!  
    Any advice other than setting a billion breakpoints or message boxes, or debug print? (all of which constitutes a lot of seemingly unncessary typing).

  • pisorsisaac - Monday, February 13, 2017 3:40 PM

    Is there a way to advance just ONE line of code at a time (not run to cursor, not run to the next breakpoint necessarily), like F8 does in VBA?  So incredibly handy.  Debugging script tasks seems like a minimally supported process at best!  
    Any advice other than setting a billion breakpoints or message boxes, or debug print? (all of which constitutes a lot of seemingly unncessary typing).

    It certainly isn't 'minimally supported' ... you just haven't learned the required shortcuts! Have a look here. F10 and F11 are the ones I use most.

    If you haven't even tried to resolve your issue, please don't expect the hard-working volunteers here to waste their time providing links to answers which you could easily have found yourself.

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