PL/SQL Developer debugger won't step into code across db link
I'm using Allround Automations PL/SQL Developer 12.0.2.1818 64 bit to try to debug a process using multiple packages split across 3 Oracle 11g databases.
I've added debug information to all relevant packages across all 3 databases, but when I run the debugger, starting at the top-level package (i.e. the one at the beginning of the process) as soon as it reaches a package on another database, even though I click 'Step into' it just runs the code in the background and then steps over it.
Is there any way to make it step into the package so that I can continue to go through the debug line by line? This behaviour is making it impossible to debug the code.
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I'm using Allround Automations PL/SQL Developer 12.0.2.1818 64 bit to try to debug a process using multiple packages split across 3 Oracle 11g databases.
I've added debug information to all relevant packages across all 3 databases, but when I run the debugger, starting at the top-level package (i.e. the one at the beginning of the process) as soon as it reaches a package on another database, even though I click 'Step into' it just runs the code in the background and then steps over it.
Is there any way to make it step into the package so that I can continue to go through the debug line by line? This behaviour is making it impossible to debug the code.
debug oracle-11g
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I'm using Allround Automations PL/SQL Developer 12.0.2.1818 64 bit to try to debug a process using multiple packages split across 3 Oracle 11g databases.
I've added debug information to all relevant packages across all 3 databases, but when I run the debugger, starting at the top-level package (i.e. the one at the beginning of the process) as soon as it reaches a package on another database, even though I click 'Step into' it just runs the code in the background and then steps over it.
Is there any way to make it step into the package so that I can continue to go through the debug line by line? This behaviour is making it impossible to debug the code.
debug oracle-11g
I'm using Allround Automations PL/SQL Developer 12.0.2.1818 64 bit to try to debug a process using multiple packages split across 3 Oracle 11g databases.
I've added debug information to all relevant packages across all 3 databases, but when I run the debugger, starting at the top-level package (i.e. the one at the beginning of the process) as soon as it reaches a package on another database, even though I click 'Step into' it just runs the code in the background and then steps over it.
Is there any way to make it step into the package so that I can continue to go through the debug line by line? This behaviour is making it impossible to debug the code.
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