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Hello,
I believe you are likely viewing the call-tree in CPU time; directly above the call-tree on the right is a dropdown to select the 'Timing mode', change this to Wallclock time and the values should match what you are seeing in the Db calls view.
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when I change to wall clock time, I don't see any items in the call tree. It says no significant time was spent in methods with source code. consider switching to CPU time
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That could be the case, as it depends on the proportionality of time spent in your code vs framework / third party code for the region of time you have selected in the timeline.
Your code will still be in the call-tree stacks, you can use Find for regular method calls (CTRL+F), and for SQL you can go to a specific Query in the 'Database Calls view' where using the blue 'NET' button will take you to that call in the call-tree.
See http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... calls+view
(Sub-heading: Linking back to your code)
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In the call tree view the timing is shown to be <0.001 ms whereas the timing in the database calls view for the same sql query is around 40ms.
Can you explain why I see this discrepancy