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version 3
NO TRACE
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Description
You use NO TRACE when checking the execution of methods during the development of a database.
NO TRACE turns off the debugger engaged by TRACE, by an error, or by the user. Using NO TRACE has the same effect as clicking the No Trace button in the debugger.
In compiled databases, the NO TRACE command is ignored.
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