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# U2 Product Compatibility
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For the Rocket MV BASIC Extension product, not all features are currently supported on all U2 products & platforms. Users need to pay attention to the U2 product version and platform information first, as some feature may not working properly.
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For more details, please refer [Rocket-MV-BASIC-Extension-features-support-matrix](https://my.rocketsoftware.com/RocketCommunity/s/article/Rocket-MV-BASIC-Extension-features-support-matrix).
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# VS Code Compatibility
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Upgrading VS Code may potentially introduce some issues that could result in anomalies with the compilation or debugging functions of our extension. In such cases, you can consider downgrading VS Code as a workaround. We have summarized a list of recent stable versions of VS Code for your reference.
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### UniVerse
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Versions: 11.3.2 or higher
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Versions: For offline mode debugging 11.3.2 or higher and for online mode debugging 11.4.1 and higher
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Platforms: Windows, Linux, AIX
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Versions: For offline mode debugging 8.2.4 or higher and for online mode debugging 8.3.1 and higher
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### Connecting to a U2 server account folder
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Before using the debugging feature, you must connect to a U2 server account folder firstly. Please see the [Connection section](./Connection.md) to learn how to connect to a U2 server account.
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Before using the debugging feature, you must connect to a U2 server account folder firstly. Please see the [Connection section](./Connection.md)for offline mode and [Online Editing](./OnlineEditing.md) for online mode to learn how to connect to a U2 server account.
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**Note**: The debugging feature will not work if you only open a single BASIC program file in VS Code. You must open an account folder.
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**Note**: debugging a BASIC subroutine directly is not allowed.
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> Debugging without a launch file works properly in offline mode only; in online mode, the behavior is uncertain.
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- Click the **Run and Debug** icon on from the left menu bar. The **Run and Debug** view will display if you have no `launch.json` file in your project.
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- "arguments": put additional debugging online· here. Please refer to your UniVerse / UniData user documentation for more details. By default, this setting doesn’t appear in the configuration file, but can be added manually if needed.
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For online mode create build task as mentioned in [Online Editing](./OnlineEditing.md)
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From the **Run and Debug** view, set the launch option to **Launch Program**. Then press the F5 button to start debugging.
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The following debug operations are supported.
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>In online mode, the source code is accessed virtually. When debugging starts, the source code always comes from the U2 debugger service, (which is why a different file is launched for debugging).
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>In online mode, a different file is launched for debugging, so and breakpoints are applied to that file as well. As a result, the user will see the same breakpoints in the "BREAKPOINTS" view, but in two different files.
> We have moved this section to following link [MVVS Tech Note](https://my.rocketsoftware.com/RocketCommunity/s/article/Notices-for-MVVS-Release-2-6-0)
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## For 2.7.0 release
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[MVVS Tech Note for Release 2.7.0](https://my.rocketsoftware.com/RocketCommunity/s/article/Notices-for-MVVS-Release-2-7-0)
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## For 2.6.0 release
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[MVVS Tech Note for Release 2.6.0](https://my.rocketsoftware.com/RocketCommunity/s/article/Notices-for-MVVS-Release-2-6-0)
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Users can search for BASIC programs within a folder. Users can specify a search pattern or text to find specific files. This feature is designed for quick access to files, eliminating the need to scroll through the VS Code file view.
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* Users can view search result in "SEARCH RESULTS" view and open files directly from that view.
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