In order to make process monitor useful, the filters need to be leveraged. It can be downloaded directly from Microsoft, and is regularly updated:
Anybody who has run the process monitor tool has seen the tens-of-thousands of results it will produce – without you even attempting to CAUSE any results. While extremely detailed, the results are often more overwhelming than they are helpful. That is, it monitors and records virtually every action taken by every process on a system. ProcMon is (oddly enough) a Process Monitor. NOTE: There were about 5 keys in a row with ProxyStubClsid32 that had to have permissions changed to get full functionality of debugger to work.If you have ever been in the position of needing to know how and what an application is doing, without yourself having any knowledge of said application, then ProcMon is the discovery tool for you. Since it was accessed by ProxyStubClsid32 folder under above registry. On Procmon trace we checked that there was access denied message for a registry key hence we went to registry editor and right clicked on NT Service are service SID and not accounts hence we have to explicitly provide permissions to NT Service on the required locations That there was permission issue with NT Service\MSSQLSERVER account that was being used. Found Debugger worked when we changed the SQL Server service account to a Local administrator account and then restarted sql server.Verified Windows authentication account used to connect to SSMS has sysadmin server role and even SA account was failing Reproduced the issue and collected Procmon trace Tried replacing the dll file from a working environment of the same version Verified that ssdebugps.dll is present in ‘C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\SQL Debugging’ Installed SSDT 8.1/Data Tier App Framework. Uninstalled/re-installed sql server installation. Connected to sql using both ‘ local and the ‘explicit’ instance name.
Tried using a local windows administrator account and sql server login with sysadmin Use network logon account which is an Administrator on the PC and has sysadmin privilege in sql server. Tried to solve by: The PC has all the latest Windows updates. The same error occurs from other tools trying to execute the sql debugger … Visual Studio 2012 and a third party toolset.Įnvironment: Windows 8 Professional 64 bit, SQL Server 2012 Developer 64 bit (which is SP1), Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate. This data or property cannot be called on Null Values. Problem: Try to start sql debugger in SSMS 2012 against a local instance of sql server and get the message: Failed to start debugger – Data is Null.
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