About this software
Commercial third-party SQL debugging tool distributed via the JetBrains Marketplace as a per-user subscription. Designed to integrate with JetBrains IDEs and provide in-IDE capabilities to inspect and troubleshoot SQL code.
Offered as a one-year subscription for a single user, licensing and delivery are handled through JetBrains' storefront and account management.
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JetBrains 3rd Party SQL Debugger
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Benefits
- IDE integration: Integrates with JetBrains IDEs to work inside the development environment.
- Per-user subscription: Sold as a commercial per-user subscription managed through the JetBrains store.
- In-IDE troubleshooting: Helps inspect SQL execution and troubleshoot database code without leaving the IDE.
- Centralized licensing: Licenses are associated with JetBrains accounts for centralized management.
- Marketplace delivery: Delivered and updated via the JetBrains Marketplace plugin infrastructure.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Vendor support: Support is provided by the third-party vendor listed on the Marketplace.
- Marketplace support: JetBrains Marketplace handles purchase and license delivery inquiries.
- Documentation access: Product documentation is available from the plugin listing or vendor website.
- Updates via Marketplace: Plugin updates are distributed automatically through the Marketplace update system.
- License management: Licenses are managed within the purchaser's JetBrains account settings.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party SQL Debugger?
A tool for debugging SQL code on database servers; enables stepping through queries and procedures, inspecting variables and call stacks to diagnose logic and runtime issues.
Which types of SQL code can it debug?
Typically used to debug stored procedures, functions, scripts, and ad hoc queries executed on relational database servers; exact supported code types depend on the target database.
How does the debugger connect to databases?
It connects using standard database connection methods and credentials over existing network access to the database; connection details and authentication options depend on the database and environment.
What debugging features are commonly available?
Common features include setting breakpoints, stepping through statements, inspecting variables and result sets, viewing call stacks, and evaluating expressions to analyze runtime behavior.