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Hello,
Absolutely! If you choose to profile a web application, then it doesn't matter if the incoming requests are generated by ANTS Profiler's web browser instance or a third-party load testing tool. It would be possible to start an ASP .NET profiling session, then use ACT or ANTS Load to make requests to the web application. / comments
Hello,
Absolutely! If you choose to profile a web application, then it doesn't matter if the incoming requests are generated by ANTS Profiler's web browser instance or a third-party load testing to...
Hi Pete,
The transaction behavior that you mention is correct in that if there is a failure, subsequent transactions are processed and then rolled back at the end. I'm afraid I don't know if there is a good reason for this, but if the migration script is run inside the SQL Compare program, the script execution stops when a transaction fails to process. / comments
Hi Pete,
The transaction behavior that you mention is correct in that if there is a failure, subsequent transactions are processed and then rolled back at the end. I'm afraid I don't know if there ...
Hi Jack,
If I understand the question correctly, the answer is that SQL Compare can't sort on more than one column at a time. You can either sort on object name or type. / comments
Hi Jack,
If I understand the question correctly, the answer is that SQL Compare can't sort on more than one column at a time. You can either sort on object name or type.
Hi Bern,
We'd appreciate it if you could send whatever information that you have to support (at) red-gate.com / comments
Hi Bern,
We'd appreciate it if you could send whatever information that you have to support (at) red-gate.com
Hello,
The reason for this requirement is that ANTS profiles ASP .NET by enabling profiling for all programs run by the ASP .NET user. If the ASP .NET user is the logged-in user, this enables the profiling API for all programs running on your session, as well as ANTS Profiler itself! This will cause your system to run at a crawl and become practically unusable.
To get around this, please edit the machine.config (usually in c:\winnt\microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\config) and change the identity of the ASP .NET user to another account, MACHINE, or SYSTEM. / comments
Hello,
The reason for this requirement is that ANTS profiles ASP .NET by enabling profiling for all programs run by the ASP .NET user. If the ASP .NET user is the logged-in user, this enables the p...
Hi Paul,
Thanks for letting us know about this problem. Unfortuately I was unable to reproduce it, even over a remote desktop session. The module causing the error is a Microsoft module that gets loaded when you open an explorer window that is configured to display thumbnails of pictures in the folder. / comments
Hi Paul,
Thanks for letting us know about this problem. Unfortuately I was unable to reproduce it, even over a remote desktop session. The module causing the error is a Microsoft module that gets l...
Hi Ian,
You may also be interested in the Performance Profiler results comparison tool. ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/ants ... ompare.zip
If you copy the all methods grid from each profiling session to the clipboard, it will create XML files with the contents of the grid and show the deltas between the same method in each session. You could, for instance, sort on the method with the greatest time improvement, etc. / comments
Hi Ian,
You may also be interested in the Performance Profiler results comparison tool.ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/ants ... ompare.zip
If you copy the all methods grid from each profiling se...
Hi Marty,
I don't think that data compression was supported in SQL Server 2005 -- the only references I can find on it apply to SQL Server 2008.
Normally, SQL Compare will try to filter out any unsupported syntax when going between different versions.
Just to make sure -- are you running the script against the same server that you had originally compared against or did you save the script to a file and try to run it against a third SQL Server?
Thanks! / comments
Hi Marty,
I don't think that data compression was supported in SQL Server 2005 -- the only references I can find on it apply to SQL Server 2008.
Normally, SQL Compare will try to filter out any uns...
Sorry for the mix-up. The picture went a long way to helping solve the problem. I was under the impression that there was no source code, but I couldn't have imagined that the source code tab had disappeared entirely! / comments
Sorry for the mix-up. The picture went a long way to helping solve the problem. I was under the impression that there was no source code, but I couldn't have imagined that the source code tab had d...
Hello,
Thanks, just to check, the application is built as a DEBUG build, and there is a .pdb file in the same folder as the assembly you're profiling?
Note: This is a bit more complicated if you are using ASP .NET, but I won't go into that unless that's what you're doing. / comments
Hello,
Thanks, just to check, the application is built as a DEBUG build, and there is a .pdb file in the same folder as the assembly you're profiling?
Note: This is a bit more complicated if you ar...