Parts of the user interface

The Script Debugger interface displays information about breakpoints set, the call stack and line number of the currently executing script line, details about variables and transactions, and status of console.

Figure 1. Script Debugger Not Paused

Figure 2. Script Debugger Paused

Table 1. Parts of the Script Debugger

User interface element	Description
Breakpoints	Displays a list of the breakpoints set by script type, script name, and line number. The debugger updates this list as you add and remove breakpoints.
Call stack	Displays a list of script calls that preceded or invoked the current line number. This information is only visible when the debugger pauses on a breakpoint.
Transaction details	Displays information about the current transaction. This information is only visible when the debugger pauses on a breakpoint.
Status	Displays if the debugger is waiting for a breakpoint, paused on a breakpoint, or has encountered an exception.
User	Displays the name of the user who is running the current debugger session.
Coding pane header	Displays the script type and name of the script in the coding pane.
Breakpoint icon	Indicates the line number where the debugger pauses when evaluating the current script.
Pause debugging button	Stops any current debugging session, and disables the Script Debugger for the current user. The Script Debugger doesn't pause on breakpoints for the current user until it's restarted.
Console	Displays a command line interface used for evaluating expressions during runtime. The console is available only when the script execution is paused.
Resume script execution button	Advances from the current breakpoint to the next breakpoint. If there are no other breakpoints, the script runs to completion.
Step over next function call button	Advances past the method that's about to be called, executing the method as a single step.
Step into next function call	Advances to the first line of executed code within a method call. Stepping into a method updates the current position within the call stack. If the user doesn't have read access to the method call, then this control acts like step over instead.
Step out of current function	Exits from current method call and returns to the calling script from the call stack. If the user isn't within a method call, then this control acts like step over instead.
Local	Displays a list of local scope JavaScript variable names and their values. This information is only visible when the debugger pauses on a breakpoint.
Closures	Displays a list of global scope JavaScript variable names and their values set by function closure. This information is only visible when the debugger pauses on a breakpoint.
Global	Displays a list of global scope JavaScript variable names and their values. This information is only visible when the debugger pauses on a breakpoint.

Session Log

Figure 3. Session log

Table 2. Session Log user interface elements

User interface element	Description
Transactions	Transaction ID. Displays information about the current transaction.
Filter for log text	Field to enter text to filter the logs that contain a specific text.
Debug Output	Option to filter logs based on the dynamically loaded debug output types. For example, Security Rule.
Apps	Option to filter logs based on the dynamically loaded apps. For example, Service Management Integrations.
Message Type	Option to filter logs based on the dynamically log levels. For example, Info.
Clear log	Clears all logs.
Download log	Download the logs in HTML file format.
Settings	Session debug options. For information about the debug options, see Session debug.