Hi, All
 I installed VS.NET 2003 and I noticed under SQL Server 2000 Login, VS.NET
2003 adds a new Login "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE" which is a windows
group, it works well if I connect SQL Server database using Windows

Are there any good tutorials on debugging. I have never really used the
debugger and just looking for some good overview to get me started.
Steve Wofford
www.IntraRELY.com

I am interested in using the technique described in
the "Developing With Visual Studio .NET" documentation in
the section on "Launching the Debugger Automatically."
I have an ASP.NET application that launches an out-of-

I have VS.NET 2003 ide (which uses 1.1 framework and
Windows 2000 professional). From what I have uncovered,
the worker process aspnet_wp dies abruptly after a webform
is serviced. For every page request, it creates a new

when I try to debug my web app I get this error message
Error while trying to run project:Unable to start
debugging on the web server, you do not have permission to
debug the server.

I recently upgraded to Windows XP Pro from Windows XP Home
to get IIS for Web App Development.  In debugging a
Windows Application, I press F5 or one of the start debug
buttons and the application appears to go through the

I am debugging a managed C++ application.  When the debugger catches an
unmanaged exception, it just displays a dialog stating the exception message
only.  Is there anyway to view all of the exception object contents in the
VS debugger?

I have built a C# TLB in which I have enabled the COM Interrop option.
I am using this component from within a VS6 ATL service. I am now
trying to debug both components but am unable to bring both components
up in debug at the same time under their respective environments.

   yesterday, I inserted _crtBreakAlloc(704) into my source code in VS
.NET.
worked fine, but after removing the line from my source code, the debugger
keeps saying "unhandled exception ... user breakpoint" where there is