How to view all the breakpoints in eclipse?

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I am new to eclipse and I am unable to view all the breakpoints that I have placed. I even tried Window --> Show View --> Breakpoints but that is also not working.

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Solution 1 - Eclipse

As other users have suggested, to view all breakpoints : Window-> Show View -> Breakpoints.

To delete them, there are three ways:

  1. select the breakpoint & click on the cross button displayed in the same view.
  2. select the breakpoint, right click & select remove. (You can also temporarily disable it & remove all the breakpoints from this menu.)
  3. Go to the breakpoint in your file & double-click it.

Solution 2 - Eclipse

Here is what worked for me, just today, Run-> Remove All Breakpoints

Solution 3 - Eclipse

On the top-right corner, there is a search bar(Quick Access). You can search for breakpoints there and select breakpoints from options. All the breakpoints will be listed down.

Solution 4 - Eclipse

You can remove all breakpoints by following below steps. Go to

>Run -> Remove All Breakpoints.

This will remove all breakpoints.

Solution 5 - Eclipse

Go to Windows->Show View->(Others)->(Debug)->Breakpoints->unchecked all debug points

and unchecked all debug points which you have checked, start in debug mode again. It worked for me.

Solution 6 - Eclipse

For Oxygen.3a I use:

  • Window > Perspective > Open perspective > debug, and it shows the breakpoints window by default.
  • Then ALT + SHIFT + Q, B toggles the window (or Window > Show view > Breakpoints)

Solution 7 - Eclipse

For Windows: Press Alt + Shift + Q, B

Solution 8 - Eclipse

On Bottom there are many tabs like console ,Development Mode etc like wise Break Point also there you find all toggle break points.

Solution 9 - Eclipse

Right click on the Debug icon and click Reset. I hope it Helps.

Solution 10 - Eclipse

This shows all the breakpoints in the project.

Window > Perspective > Open perspective > debug, and it shows the breakpoints window by default.

Solution 11 - Eclipse

Go to Run > Remove All Breakpoints

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