ASA SQL User's Guide
Debugging Logic in the Database
Tutorial: Getting started with the debugger
This lesson describes a sample session for debugging a Java class.
This lesson requires that you have the Java in the database component. Java in the database is a separately licensable component and must be ordered before you can install it. To order this component, see the card in your SQL Anywhere Studio package or see 
http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1015780.
In this lesson, you call JDBCExamples.Query() from Interactive SQL, interrupt the execution in the debugger, and trace through the source code for this method.
The JDBCExamples.Query() method executes the following query against the sample database:
SELECT id, unit_price FROM product
It then loops through all the rows of the result set, and returns the one with the highest unit price.
You must compile classes with the javac -g option in order to debug them. The sample classes are already compiled for debugging.
Prepare the database
Display Java source code in the debugger
Set a breakpoint
Run the method
Step through source code
Inspect and modify variables