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The error you are getting indicates that Profiler wasn't able to find any managed code to profile.
A couple of things you might want to check:-
- Make sure the web.config has Debug=true in it.
- If your using Windows Server 2003 set the ANTS Profiler service to local system and see if that makes a difference.
The first things we need to know are:-
- What version of ANTS Profiler are you using?
- What version of the .Net Framework is you application using?
- What version of IIS are you using?
It is also worth creating a logs directory in the ANTS Profiler program directory and then restarting ANTS Profiler and recreate the problem. If you can send the logs in the newly created directory through to us at support@red-gate.com we can take a look and try to indentify the cause. / comments
The error you are getting indicates that Profiler wasn't able to find any managed code to profile.
A couple of things you might want to check:-
- Make sure the web.config has Debug=true in it.
- If...
Thank you for the extra information.
So far your setup seems perfectly normal and no different from a large number of our customers. I would hope the logs provide some indication as to what is going wrong.
If you don't want to post the logs on a public forum or if they are quite long then feel free to email support@red-gate.com and mention this forum topic in your email. / comments
Thank you for the extra information.
So far your setup seems perfectly normal and no different from a large number of our customers. I would hope the logs provide some indication as to what is goin...
You could try running the ANTS Profiler installer from the command line and use /s /v"/qn" as parameters.
I haven't had the chance to fully test this but it certainly appears to work for me. / comments
You could try running the ANTS Profiler installer from the command line and use /s /v"/qn" as parameters.
I haven't had the chance to fully test this but it certainly appears to work for me.
Thank you for your post.
I wasn't sure whether the relative path would work or not but it worked for me when I gave it a go.
If you could provide more information on your environment and how your scripts are called then we might be to work out why this isn't working for you. / comments
Thank you for your post.
I wasn't sure whether the relative path would work or not but it worked for me when I gave it a go.
If you could provide more information on your environment and how your s...
As the access violation error is with sqlncli.dll then you might want to look at the Microsoft Knowledgebase article #904639 - http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=904639 as this may be relevant to your problem.
If not, does it work OK with SQL authentication? / comments
As the access violation error is with sqlncli.dll then you might want to look at the Microsoft Knowledgebase article #904639 - http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=904639 as this may be relevant to y...
The last character of a table name is the ] character.
So if you used the following I believe it will work.
<include>Table:TestKey]$</include>
Please let me know how you get on. / comments
The last character of a table name is the ] character.
So if you used the following I believe it will work.
<include>Table:TestKey]$</include>
Please let me know how you get on.