So does that mean I have to stop the server and restart it? I wouldn't
think that is an acceptable practice in a production environment.
Unless they've changed something recently, servers typically run in debug
mode or not. Debug mode allows you to attach a debugger and do your
thing, but it's not without some performance penalty.
The standard practice is to recreate the problem in a test environment in
debug mode. As you know, finding problems by debugging live production
environments is a pretty bad technique to use regularly. Sometimes it's
unavoidable, but it's not recommended. The only time you do that is when
you can't recreate the problem.
In that case, you need to run your production environment in debug mode
until the problem occurs. Then you can attach and debug.
Joe
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