Problems with debugging in Oracle sql developer

Dear all,
I have a stored procedure with about 3500 lines of code. The SP is calling some other SP's , so altogether around 30,000 lines of code is to executed.
I have some delete statements in the beginning of my SP.
Till nw i was able to debug and run this SP.
But nw I am facing a strange problem.
I can run the SP.
But if i try to debug it , it gets hanged after the delete statement and does not move forward.
So i moved all that statements to another SP and I call the new SP from my present one.
In this way If i debug , after calling the newly created SP , my main Sp does not recognise the break points , and it just finishes execution ..
Can any one help me on this.
Thanks in Advance,
Kurian Simon

Simon,
Did you move the breakpoint, and once you'd moved the lines of code, did you recompile, using compile for debug? Also, it's important to do compile for debug on all the program units you want to debug, otherwise SQL Developer will just step over the units not compiled for debug.
Sue

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