I was pretty excited when my first script ran in this type of task. But I soon noticed that I couldn't find the "watch" or "immediate" windows I was used to in standard VB.NET. Did I miss them or are they simply not available in the Script Task editor?
TIA,
barker
P.S. Also under the VB.NET environment, I can Import the VB.NET default keyboard settings (e.g. Step Into is F8; Step Over is Shift+F8) into the IDE. Is the same option available for the Script task editor?
They are just not visible by default. After you hit the breakpoint you can go to the menu "Debug>>>Windows>>Locals" for example.
The script task editor is just VS wired up for VSA and VB.net. So you should be able to accomplish this though I admit I have not explored that. I know I have re-assigned my own hot keys to things via "tools>>options>>keyboard"
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