Debugging LINQ
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Visual Studio supports the debugging of language integrated query (LINQ) code, with some limitations. Most debugging features work with LINQ statements, including stepping, setting breakpoints, and viewing results in debugger windows. This section describes the major limitations of LINQ debugging.
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Viewing LINQ Results
Describes special circumstances to consider when you view LINQ query results in the debugger.Stepping and LINQ
Explains stepping behavior during LINQ debugging.Edit and Continue With LINQ
Explains the behavior you can expect to see if you try to edit LINQ code while you are debugging.
Reference
Debugging SQL
Contains information about SQL debugging that might be useful when you are debugging LINQ to SQL.Debugging Preparation: SQL Server Projects
Contains instructions about how to set up a SQL project.