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Stepping Through Flow Services
 
Stepping Through a Flow Service
Stepping Into and Out of a Child Service
Stepping Into and Out of a MAP Step
Stepping Into and Out of a ForEach Mapping
You use the Step Over, Step Into, Debug to Here, and Step Out commands during a debug session to interactively execute a flow service one flow step at a time. Stepping through a flow is an effective debugging technique because it allows you to examine (and optionally modify) the data in the pipeline before and after each step. Additionally, if you are trying to isolate an error, step mode can quickly help you pinpoint the offending flow step.
If you want to...
Use...
Execute the current flow step
Step Over
Open a child flow a so that you can debug the individual flow steps within it
Step Into
Execute flow steps one after another up to a specified flow step
Debug to Here
Return to the parent flow from a child that you have stepped into
Step Return
Related Topics
Stepping Through a Flow Service
Stepping Into and Out of a Child Service
Stepping Into and Out of a MAP Step