Microsoft Script Debugger in The Network Encyclopedia

What is Microsoft Script Debugger?

A component of Internet Information Server (IIS) version 4 that enables easy debugging of Active Server Pages (ASP) applications, regardless of the script language they are written in. You can use Microsoft Script Debugger to debug both client-side and server-side scripts written using Microsoft Visual Basic, Scripting Edition (VBScript); Jscript; REXX; or Perl.

You can perform the following tasks:

View the source code of the script being debugged and execute the script line by line.
Set breakpoints, view and modify variables and property values, and view the stack.
Switch between different execution scripts.

NOTE

You can debug only scripts that are running on the local Web server, not on a remote server.

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Do not use Script Debugger on a production system because it interrupts the execution of the script if an error occurs. Copy your scripts to a test system and debug them from there.

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