Set Up a Debugging Session

Setting up an ISV Customer Debugger session is different from setting up sessions for the Apex Debugger. After you create an Eclipse workspace, log in to your customer’s org, start a debugging session from Setup, and then debug your project.

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User Permissions Needed (in the License Management Org)
To view the Apex code in your packages, and debug code with the Apex Debugger, when logged in to subscriber orgs via the LMO:	View and Debug Managed Apex
To manage ISV Customer Debugger sessions from the LMO:	Modify All Data AND View and Debug Managed Apex

User Permissions Needed (in the License Management Org)

To view the Apex code in your packages, and debug code with the Apex Debugger, when logged in to subscriber orgs via the LMO:

View and Debug Managed Apex

To manage ISV Customer Debugger sessions from the LMO:

Modify All Data

AND

View and Debug Managed Apex

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Set Up a Debugging Session