The latest changelog (18.0 Preview 7) of SQL Server Management Studio announced, that the T-SQL Debugger is deprecated.
What are the alternatives for the future? Can someone understand this decision? I fear that removing a fundamental development tool like this will effect many developers.
To debugging SP, go to database->Programmability->Stored Procedures-> right click the procedure you want to debug->select Debug Procedure.
You can start the Transact-SQL debugger after you open a Database Engine Query Editor window. Then, you can run your Transact-SQL code in debug mode until you stop the debugger. You can set options to customize how the debugger runs. This feature works with SSMS version 17.9.
Click the left window margin to add a breakpoint to the EXEC statement. Press the drop-down arrow on the green arrow button in the Transact-SQL editor toolbar and select Execute with Debugger to execute the query with debugging on. Alternately, you can start debugging from SQL Server Object Explorer.
ALTERNATIVE: ??
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