How do I troubleshoot a stored procedure in SQL Server?

How do I view a stored procedure error in SQL Server?

Using RAISERROR to Call the Error Message1Create the following procedure. CREATE PROCEDURE spDemo. AS BEGIN. SELECT TOP 10 * FROM AUTHORS. IF @@ROWCOUNT < 11. ... 2Execute the procedure. Exec spDemo. You will then get the following error message. "Server: Msg 50010, Level 12, State 1, Procedure spDemo, Line 5.Handling Errors within Stored Procedures in SQL Server

How do I debug a stored procedure in SSMS?

To debug a function, open the procedure calling that function and insert a breakpoint for the function you want to debug. Then, start debugging. Step through the code using the F11 key or Step Into, or press CTRL+F5 to move directly to the breakpoint. Press F11 or click Step Into to get inside the stored function.

Can we debug a stored procedure?

Answer is YES, we can debug our stored procedure.

How can I tell if a stored procedure is working?

You can see anything running in SQL Server using sys. dm_exec_requests dmv. It captures everything not only stored procedures. If you look at the details of the dmv you can see the details it captures.