Debugger for MySQL: Watches
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Expression Evaluator 
Description
Watches are absolutely indispensable when it comes to serious debugging. Watches enable you to monitor any number of expressions and variables in the current stack frame context. As the lines of code are executed, the context changes and so do the variables, so the data is updated dynamically. To set a watch, either type an expression or select an expression, variable or another element you want to trace and use the “Run -> Add Watch” command of the main menu (or press the Ctrl+F5 hotkey combination). Please note that you can even use expressions without variables in watches – for instance, current_date() will return the current date.
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Latest version
The latest version 1.2.1.1589 has been released on January 10, 2012
News 
June 26, 2010
A new article describing the basic principles of how the debugger works is
posted.
June 23, 2010
We have released a tutorial that explains how you can install and use Debugger
for MySQL under Linux.
May 31, 2010
Debugger for MySQL version 1.2 has been released. What's new.
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