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Supported versions of MS SQL Server
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Debugger key mapping: Borland Delphi vs. MS Visual Studio

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The Code Viewer window of AdeptSQL Diff has several commands, like step-by-step execution or setting a breakpoint, commonly found in any debuggers. Unfortunately, different debuggers use different hot keys for such commands. To make things easier for most users, there is a "Tools/Select a key map" command in AdeptSQL Diff's main menu, where you can select either MS Visual Studio or Borland Delphi-style hot keys for debugging commands.

The following debugging commands are affected:

Command

MS Visual Studio

Borland Delphi / BCB

Restart execution from the first statement

Shift-F5

Ctrl-F2

Run the script

F5

F9

Toggle a breakpoint (see how it may be confusing?)

F9

F5

Single-step

F8

F8

Add Script (button/menu command on the main window)

Ctrl-D

Shift-F11

 

   
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