How to find bottle-neck in application?

Last post 11-15-2006 5:33 AM by igoro1975. 4 replies.

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  • How to find bottle-neck in application?

    11-14-2006, 6:54 AM
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    Suddenly, loading of a certain page takes much more than ever. There were many changes in the project and it's very difficult to find out what is the cause of it.

    How can I find this bottle-neck if this page consists of many User / Custom controls? If I use F10 at the debug time it's endlessly process. How can I  reduce time of debugging and find my problem?

    Thank you.

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    11-14-2006, 10:31 AM
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    Just add logging and log the timestamp of each step then look for the big chunk.... it's annoying and a kludge but it will usually get you the results you need.
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  • Re: How to find bottle-neck in application?

    11-14-2006, 2:35 PM
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    you can turn on tracing at the page level - and then look at the timestamps for long delays
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  • Re: How to find bottle-neck in application?

    11-14-2006, 10:56 PM
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    use sql server profiler...

    it will show you what requests are actually being made to your database and in what order...

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  • Re: How to find bottle-neck in application?

    11-15-2006, 5:33 AM
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    uncleb:
    you can turn on tracing at the page level - and then look at the timestamps for long delays

    WOW, how could I forget about it? Thank you.

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