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AndrewH wrote:
There are a couple of cases where I know this can get stuck, but neither appear to apply here
I agree, none of these seem to apply to this case.
AndrewH wrote:
Can you profile successfully with the new memory profiler
I am using version 4.0.0.861, can I use the same license for the new profiler?
AndrewH wrote:
Does the service process appear in task manager? It's possible it's stuck in some sort of limbo where it can't complete startup. Additionally, does it appear briefly and then disappear again?
It doesn't appear in the task manager even briefly. What more, while the profiler was waiting for the service to start, I went ahead and started it manually and it didn't seem to make any difference.
Also, the log didn't say anything except for 2 startup lines: 21 May 2009 09:09:32.750 [1] INFO RedGate.Profiler.Logging.LogService - Starting new ANTS Performance Profiler 4 session
21 May 2009 09:09:32.765 [1] INFO RedGate.Profiler.Logging.LogService - Assembly version: 4.0.0.861
Regarding the policy, I asked our IT guys and they didn't find anything, maybe if you were more specific on what we should look they will find it. They did however dig this from the event log: .NET Runtime version 2.0.50727.3053 - Profiling flag set, but required environment (COR_PROFILER) was not set.
I have to say that I expect better service (Meaning, faster answers) from a company whose product I purchased.
Guy Marom / comments
AndrewH wrote:
There are a couple of cases where I know this can get stuck, but neither appear to apply here
I agree, none of these seem to apply to this case.
AndrewH wrote:
Can you profile su...
guy.marom wrote:
1) The service does not show up as running.
3) The service is configured to run as a user which is an admin on my computer, it's the same user I load the profiler with. Is there still a chance of permission issues?
This doesn't seem to be a problem with permissions to me, like I said I am running the service with a user that is an administrator / comments
guy.marom wrote:
1) The service does not show up as running.
3) The service is configured to run as a user which is an admin on my computer, it's the same user I load the profiler with. Is there ...
Anything? / comments
Anything?
1) The service does not show up as running.
2) I cannot run the service as LocalSystem since it needs access to network resources.
3) The service is configured to run as a user which is an admin on my computer, it's the same user I load the profiler with. Is there still a chance of permission issues?
Thanks,
Guy / comments
1) The service does not show up as running.
2) I cannot run the service as LocalSystem since it needs access to network resources.
3) The service is configured to run as a user which is an admin on...