One way to debug is to display a message and then "kill" the code, so you will be sure everything has been executed up to the time you "killed" it, for example:
Response.Write "Rodou até aqui"
Response.End
Another way is debugging with Visual Studio , here is a step-by-step how to do it:
IIS allows debugging on the server side:
Click Web Site , click ASP , in the "debugging properties" group on the Enable server debugging > true and then click apply .
Open the project in Visual Studio , click debug
and then attach
:
Clickthecheckbox
(Viewallusersprocesses)andselectw3wp
,thenclickattach
:
3.1IfyoudidnotopenVisualStudioasadmin,reopenitwiththecorrectsettingsandredosteps2and3:
Clickattach
again:
InSolutionExploreryouwillseetheclassicASPfontsattachedtotheIISprocess,openthesourceyouwanttodebug,putbreakpoint
andaccessthespecificsourcethroughthebrowserandready: