<br /><blockquote cite="mid:162867790709040815h744b8151u170a1fe97642c724@mail.gmail.com" type="cite"><pre wrap="">1.
canbe integrated into psql? </pre></blockquote> There is an API - I wouldn't want to try to use it from the
command-line,but you certainly can. You would call functions such as:<br /><tt> SELECT * FROM pldbg_set_breakpoint(
'myfunction');<br /> SELECT * FROM pldbg_wait_for_breakpoint( ... );<br /> SELECT * FROM pldbg_step_into( ...
);<br/> SELECT * FROM pldbg_continue( .. .);<br /> ....</tt><br /> Since it is driven by an API, you can
codeup a user interface in whatever language/environment you like.<br /><blockquote
cite="mid:162867790709040815h744b8151u170a1fe97642c724@mail.gmail.com"type="cite"><pre wrap="">2. can be started from
queryexecution (with breakpoint). Now I have
to expliciltly start debugged function. </pre></blockquote> I'm not quite sure what you mean there. The debugger works
intwo different modes:<br /><br /><blockquote>1) In-context debugging: you set a breakpoint on a function (from within
atool like pgAdmin) and then invoke that function from some other client application<br /></blockquote><blockquote> 2)
Directdebugging: you set a breakpoint on a function and the debugger invokes that function on your behalf.<br /><br
/></blockquote>In pgAdmin, you start an in-context debugging by choosing the "Set Breakpoint" (or perhaps "Set Global
Breakpoint")option and you start a direct debugging session by choosing the "Debug Function" option (sorry, I don't
havea copy of pgAdmin in front of me so I may have the spelling wrong in there somewhere).<br /><br /> --
Korry<br/>
