VS Studio .Net 2003 time limits.....

[Frank]

I am using Visual Studio .Net 2003. How long I can keep Visual Studio
stopped at debug (break point)? Is there any time limits?

Thanks,

Frank

 

[William F. Robertson, Jr.]

I have never come across time limits for debugger breaking. I once left it
at a break point over a weekend and when I came back, it was still
working...kinda. I had to manually end the worker process to release the
debugger, but I have never had any problems for a couple hours or so.

If you are remotely debugging a server, no other requests will be processed
while you are in "break" mode. IIS process queue might fill up.

bill

 

[Frank]

Thanks for your reply, William.
--Frank

I have never come across time limits for debugger breaking. I once left it
at a break point over a weekend and when I came back, it was still
working...kinda. I had to manually end the worker process to release the
debugger, but I have never had any problems for a couple hours or so.

If you are remotely debugging a server, no other requests will be processed
while you are in "break" mode. IIS process queue might fill up.

bill

 

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

No time limit on leaving an app at a break point. It continues with the
resources consumed, so it is not the wisest, but on a dev machine ... who
cares? you will be fine.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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