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Hi Andy,
the EAP builds don't check for updates, this will only happen with the final product release.
It will just be a matter of visiting the page to see if there's a new early access version.
What do you think of the early builds of V6 so far? Have you managed to try out any of the newest features?
Stephen / comments
Hi Andy,
the EAP builds don't check for updates, this will only happen with the final product release.
It will just be a matter of visiting the page to see if there's a new early access version.
Wh...
There's a combo box option there with Top Down (methods with source). Change that to the Top Down (All Methods) option.
That will show the entire stack trace with .NET framework methods.
Regards,
Stephen / comments
There's a combo box option there with Top Down (methods with source). Change that to the Top Down (All Methods) option.
That will show the entire stack trace with .NET framework methods.
Regards,
S...
In the setup dialog there's a combo box which you can select whether or not to record SQL and File I/O events.
Is it not there?
Stephen / comments
In the setup dialog there's a combo box which you can select whether or not to record SQL and File I/O events.
Is it not there?
Stephen
Hi Brian,
Quick question - what operating system are you using?
S / comments
Hi Brian,
Quick question - what operating system are you using?
S
The default option is to only show methods with source code with things like .NET framework methods being collapsed as the node indicates.
You can easily see the full stack trace by changing the display options in the combo box underneath the tree view from showing "only methods with source code" to showing all methods. This will expand the tree view call stack to show the entire stack trace.
(Tip:If you have an expanded stack but some of the nodes haven't fully expanded, right click on the unexpanded node and right click. There's an option to auto-expand out the node).
You must also make sure that in the opening dialog you have selected a profiling mode that includes profiling methods with and without source code. / comments
The default option is to only show methods with source code with things like .NET framework methods being collapsed as the node indicates.
You can easily see the full stack trace by changing the di...
Hi,
take a look at this forum post regarding what should be the same issue: http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=10479
If you rebuild the performance counters per the article can you post back and let me know if the solution worked.
Thanks,
Stephen / comments
Hi,
take a look at this forum post regarding what should be the same issue:http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=10479
If you rebuild the performance counters per the article can you pos...
Hi,
The trial only begins when you start using Reflector Pro for the first time - i.e. have a solution open, go to the Reflector menu in VS and click on the 'Choose assemblies to debug' option to start the whole process.
You will then have 2 weeks to use the tool as much as you want from that point so it will be a time that's convenient for you.
Regards,
Stephen / comments
Hi,
The trial only begins when you start using Reflector Pro for the first time - i.e. have a solution open, go to the Reflector menu in VS and click on the 'Choose assemblies to debug' option to s...
If anyone is experiencing problems between Reflector and Visual Studio, please get in touch so we can get the details and resolve any problems. Email: support@red-gate.com
Just as a reminder, you can easily uninstall the .NET Reflector Visual Studio integration at any time by going to Tools > Integration options in the Reflector UI and unchecking the option.
Thank you!
Stephen / comments
If anyone is experiencing problems between Reflector and Visual Studio, please get in touch so we can get the details and resolve any problems. Email: support@red-gate.com
Just as a reminder, you c...
Quick question -
does the same issue appear no matter which timing mode you have selected? (i.e. Wall Clock time versus CPU time)
Thanks,
Stephen / comments
Quick question -
does the same issue appear no matter which timing mode you have selected? (i.e. Wall Clock time versus CPU time)
Thanks,
Stephen
As far as I'm aware the only message that involves transition in the tree node is in relation to the "transition to unmanaged code".
You will get a "collapsed methods without source" message if there are .NET methods for which no pdb files exist. Is this the message you mean or is it the above message?
If the unmanaged message is what you are referring to then you cannot view these methods because they are not .NET methods and the profiler only profiles managed code.
Stephen / comments
As far as I'm aware the only message that involves transition in the tree node is in relation to the "transition to unmanaged code".
You will get a "collapsed methods without source" message if the...