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That's not quite what I'm looking for, let me make it a little clearer. For the databases this program uses it has Database objects, not data controls. Also an important thing to note is that I didn't author the program, I'm just assigned to repair bugs, and this is a rather large vb program (30,000+ lines of code). What's happening is that in specific cases a database isn't being updated as it should. So what I want to do is stop the program in a working case where the database is updated, then compare that to the case that fails.
My problem is that I can't find where that particular update happens. If I could have a why to notify me when a particular table is updated that would be perfect.
Hope that clarifies my question.
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Sorry ...
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You could watch a database field and set it to break when a value changes....
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or just step through the code where the update is supposed to happen
