9.3. The Debugging Process
The debugging process consists of a number of recommended steps to correct an identified problem and verify that it does not reappear. The objective is to identify, classify, fix, and verify a problem in a PROC SQL step, program, or application as quickly and easily as possible. Not every problem requires the application of each step recommended in this chapter. Rather, you can pick and choose from the suggestions to effectively correct problems and make sure they do not reappear. Adhering to a methodical and effective debugging process increases the likelihood that problems are identified and fixed correctly, thereby expediting and improving the way you handle problems.
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