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Performance Tools Paul Williamson
1/21/2004 11:56:50 AM
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Hey Folfs,

I am new to dotnet and ASP, and have been challenged with supporting an
ASP.NET application with a SQL back end.

Any tips on how I can monitor and or tune performance in general for dotnet
or ASP?

CHeers'

PW

Re: Performance Tools Paul Williamson
1/22/2004 9:49:04 AM
Thanks Alex..I will give it a look


"Alex Brunner, ALL CONSULTING AG, Switzerland" <brunner@all-consulting.ch>
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Re: Performance Tools Paul Williamson
1/22/2004 9:56:17 AM
Alex,

Will this go through and test all of the functions in my application?
Looking at it, I only understand it to profile based on the executable.

My apologies for my lack of knowledge on ASP.

PW

"Alex Brunner, ALL CONSULTING AG, Switzerland" <brunner@all-consulting.ch>
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Re: Performance Tools Alex Brunner, ALL CONSULTING AG, Switzerland
1/22/2004 10:15:05 AM
Hi Paul

Have a look at http://www.red-gate.com/code_profiling.htm.

This will be setup in a few minutes. You get a 14 day trial with full
functionality. After 2 hours of use a increased the performance of my
application by 200 percent.

It can be used for ASP.NET and for WinForms applications.

Regards
Alex
mailto:brunner@all-consulting.ch


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Re: Performance Tools Alex Brunner, ALL CONSULTING AG, Switzerland
1/29/2004 12:27:10 PM
Hi Paul

Sorry about the delay.

This tool wont go through all of the code. It just profiles each function
YOU are executing when running the application. So whenever you would like
to find a bottleneck in a specific section of your application just execute
the functions of this section and the profiler will provide you with the
results you need to eliminate the bottleneck.

We sometimes just implement testforms calling specific functions in a
variable number of loops and just measure this execution.

Hope this helps

Regards,
Alex

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RE: Performance Tools maonis NO[at]SPAM online.microsoft.com
1/30/2004 8:58:56 AM
Hi Paul, for identifying memory problems we have a tool called CLRProfiler.
Take a look at http://gotdotnet.com/team/clr/about_clr_performance.aspx.
Look under Performance Tools. You can look at the performance counters
which include counters for CLR.

-Maoni
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