ASP debugging - hit breakpoint then abort current request's execution

Question

I am debugging an ASP page with visual studio 2013.

So, i set a breakpoint, the breakpoint gets hit, and the execution gets on hold.

Now, i just want to abort the current request stop executing the code for the current request (which is on hold as it had hit the breakpoint), without having to stop debugging and run again the project.

This seems too simple, yet i haven't figured out how to do it.

Let me explicity state that clicking "restart" is not what i need, as "restart" is just a shortcut to stop project and run again.

Answer 1

Based on our conversation in the comments, I am placing this as an answer.

What you are asking for is not part of the visual studio debugging process. unless you manually return from the request after the break point the process is going to continue running. When debugging you are just an observer of the process. Either the code kills the process via exception or returns from execution, or you kill the process externally.

It does not looks like what you are asking for is possible, and that is by design.