To test a method
In the System Debugger, select the method in the Dialog methods area.
Select the object to apply the method to under Base object.
Check the Transaction with roll back option for running the methods.
Use this option to specify whether the method is run within a transaction with subsequent rollback or whether the method is run immediately against the database.
Select Start.
The method starts running.
To test table scripts
In the System Debugger, select the table and table script from the Tables view.
Select the object to test the table script on under Database object.
Check the Transaction with roll back option for running the table scripts.
Use this option to specify whether the table script is run within a transaction with subsequent rollback or whether the table script is run immediately against the database.
Select the following actions to test the table script.
| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
|
Save |
The object is saved. (OnSaved, OnSaving) |
|
Discard |
The changes made to the object are discarded. (OnDiscarded, OnDiscarding) |
|
Load |
The object is reloaded. (OnLoaded) |
|
New |
A new object is created. |
To save changes to the database
In the System Debugger, select the script, template, formatting script, method, or the table script.
Select the Scripts > Save script menu item.
This opens a dialog displaying the script name, database object, database connection, and script code to be added.
Select a change label under Change labels to group your changes.
Click Save.
TIP: To save several scripts in the Scripts view, hold the CTRL key down, click on the scripts and select the Scripts > Save script menu item.
NOTE: Ensure you recompile the database after making changes.
The Object Browser supports debugging of scripts, templates, format scripts, table scripts, processes, and methods. You can make use of the Visual Studio debug options for this purpose. You cannot alter the scripts, templates, formatting rules, table scripts, processes, or methods. Correct the errors in the Designer.
To use the debug function in the Object Browser, you must install the following software:
Visual Studio 2012 with the current service pack
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2 Developer Pack or later
The user requires the Allows local debug assemblies to be created program function (Common_CompileForDebug). This provides the user with an additional compiler option in the Configuration Wizard for creating local debug assemblies.
In the Designer, assign the program function to a custom permissions group and add the system user to this permissions group. For more information about controlling conditions with program functions, see the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide.
Local debug assemblies are available on the user's local workstation.
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