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Hi Ralan
Source code will only be shown if you have profiled a debug build of your application. If you have profiled a release build, then no source code will be available.
Can you please confirm that you are profiling a debug build of your application?
Eddie Davis
Red Gate Software
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Yes, I'm trying to profile a debug build.
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Hi Ralan,
sorry to hear that this is being difficult. The easiest way to check out this kind of problem is to add the 'Module File' column in 'All methods' tab. You can do this by right clicking on the column headers and selecting 'Choose columns'
The 'Module File' column will show you the exact file that corresponds to each method. If you expect to be able to see source code for a given method you need to verify that there is a pdb in the same location as the dll.
This may not be working as you expect for ASP.NET because the files are loaded from 'temporary asp.net files' rather than your build directory.
Hope this helps
Tom Harris
Red Gate Software
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Is there something specific I can do to get the profiler to see and display all of the source code I've written within the context of the profiler.
Thanks,
ralan