VS 2010 Process Continues Unexpectedly
Feb 10, 2011
Here's a very strange thing happening and I need to know how to stop it. y ASP.NET web page uses a JSON Ajax call to call a Webmethod that initiates a number of processes. In the IDE when I step my code. Because I'm only testing the first part of the process, there should be no action against the Database until the 2nd phase. I place a breakpoint at the start of the 2nd phase and then I actually stop debugging by pressing the usual square button. I then look in a table on the DB and records have been processed that should not get processed until much further into my code. Stepping line by line until my breakpoint does not call any update functions to the Database (just in-case I'd placed a call somewhere that I didn't mean to). Can someone tell me what's going on in the IDE? At my breakpoint, depending on how long I leave it sitting at the breakpoint before I actually stop the debugging process has a direct impact on the amount of records I see changed/added in the database.
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