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If you save your results and send it to support@red-gate.com
Subject: reference 65767
I will happily take a look and see if its possible to get more information from them. / comments
If you save your results and send it to support@red-gate.com
Subject: reference 65767
I will happily take a look and see if its possible to get more information from them.
I'm not an expert but I'm about 90% confident that you would have to ensure that the schemas are synchronized first (for example, by using SQL Compare first). I think there is some latitude for difference- for example as long as the columns allow nulls and have no constraints etc it may well work.
Give it a try, won't cost any monies [image] / comments
I'm not an expert but I'm about 90% confident that you would have to ensure that the schemas are synchronized first (for example, by using SQL Compare first). I think there is some latitude for dif...
Hi Scott,
It seems as though the process crashed before getting results (this is not uncommon- profiling by instrumentation techniques is rough on code sometimes). Can you try a couple of things:
1) Run ANTS *explicitly* as administrator (right-click on the ANTS.UI.exe...)
2) Use either sampling mode or 'attach to process' (with your process already running)
You should get something from this...
Otherwise, can you open up the silverlight console and check for exceptions? / comments
Hi Scott,
It seems as though the process crashed before getting results (this is not uncommon- profiling by instrumentation techniques is rough on code sometimes). Can you try a couple of things:
1...
Would you be able to send your results file over to us at support@red-gate.com ?
We'll take a look at it. Please put F64739 in the subject (your support reference) / comments
Would you be able to send your results file over to us at support@red-gate.com ?
We'll take a look at it. Please put F64739 in the subject (your support reference)
Generally no- each build needs exclusive access to the settings file. / comments
Generally no- each build needs exclusive access to the settings file.
As far as I know, it's not specifically architectured to exploit mulitple threads for performance although it is multi-threaded. Each protection feature is applied serial so it would be hard to parellelise. / comments
As far as I know, it's not specifically architectured to exploit mulitple threads for performance although it is multi-threaded. Each protection feature is applied serial so it would be hard to par...
SmartAssembly is a post-build process that changes the contents of the main DLL ... and either merges or embeds each of the DLLs on which the main DLL is dependent into the main.
Merging/embedding is an option. / comments
SmartAssembly is a post-build process that changes the contents of the main DLL ... and either merges or embeds each of the DLLs on which the main DLL is dependent into the main.
Merging/embed...
This is a well known issue but I believe the very latest update to ANTS improves the situation, bypasssing assemblies thus marked (without needing to delete any PDBs). Please can you upgrade and retry? / comments
This is a well known issue but I believe the very latest update to ANTS improves the situation, bypasssing assemblies thus marked (without needing to delete any PDBs). Please can you upgrade and re...
No, sorry. You cannot workaround this fundamental limitation of the .Net profiling API. Maybe their is another way to achieve what you want.
Have you tired using the profiler in 'Sampling mode (fastest, least detail)'? / comments
No, sorry. You cannot workaround this fundamental limitation of the .Net profiling API. Maybe their is another way to achieve what you want.
Have you tired using the profiler in 'Sampling mode (fas...
My application crashes when launched with the profiler, so I need to connect after it's up and running.
This sounds, very much, like you should try the "Attach to process" profiling mode. This fulfils the above requirement however, it *only* works for .Net 4 applications/websites and it does not work on Windows XP. Hopefully, its still an option for you.
Both of these situations are leading me to ask if there is any way to interact with the profiler from my application. Is there any way for my appto halt until the profiler connects, or to command the profiler to stop collection of data? The halt functionality wouldn't even be necessary -- in my case -- if there were just start/stop commands.
I'd also be interested in hearing any suggestions to more fluidly achieve what I'm attempting.
Try the above as I think it fits well. If not, I'll scratch my head and have another think (there's no interactive mode but maybe we can work something out. I guess any process can be paused...) / comments
My application crashes when launched with the profiler, so I need to connect after it's up and running.
This sounds, very much, like you should try the "Attach to process" profiling mode. This...