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How to go back to a break point during debugging?

I am working in asp.net and debugging an application.

Sometimes there are scenarios in which I need to go back to a break point that I have passed. Is there any way to go back to that break point? I am debugging using F5 and F10 and press SHIFT+F5 to stop debugging.

I searched on google, but not finding the required answer.

Please guide me regarding this. I'll be thankful.

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asma Avatar asked Jun 29 '11 06:06

asma


2 Answers

At least in Visual Studio 2010 you can drag the yellow arrow showing your current line you're debugging. It doesn't work all the times though.

I've used that if I had accidently passed a function I should have debugged.

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OsQu Avatar answered Oct 14 '22 08:10

OsQu


If you have VS 2010 Ultimate IntelliTrace, by default, records breakpoint state. You can go back an examine the state at the breakpoint.

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Richard Avatar answered Oct 14 '22 08:10

Richard