Performance Profiling | Database Tool
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Does your app make database queries? Want to improve its performance? Profiler PM Esteban Herrera shows how to use the Database tool to collect and analyze information about individual queries.
Learn more about profiling in Visual Studio at aka.ms/vsprofilingdocs/?&WT.m....
Learn more about the Database tool at docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visu.... - Věda a technologie
can't wait to try it out, will save a lot of time
Leslie smile is lovely 😊
Brings some love and colors in this code world
Really useful, is there a way to have more insights about connection pooling (ex : number of in use connection in pool, idle connections, etc), it could be helpful to investigate connection leaks
Nice to know about the new database profiling tools. Will this work for .net Core 2.1 app with EF Core and NpgSQL? I am using Postgres as an RDBMS.
Thanks, Guys !!
Just tried the process out on an SSRS report. The Database tool is in a collection of "Not Applicable Tools" in the Performance Profiler. It is also not available with SSIS projects. These are two project types that I could really, really use this tool! I'll bet that SSAS doesn't work, either. When will they be included in Performance Profiler
Hello! I've seen information about Visual Studio in net and tried to make a simple code. How to change files with doc. or txt. extension to exe. one in Visual Studio?
Great host btw...huh...can we get that in visual studio code or visual studio for mac pls 🙏🏾
It never shows me the duration of the queries nor the records read or affected. It's always unknown. I always wait for the data to be collected but it doesn't matter. I'm using Dotnet Core 6 and Entity Framework with a SQL Server backend.
nice 👍
My database queries are included in dll .. go to source is not working
и как, имея кучу всех этих крутых тулов определить, код, который больше всего потребляет ВРЕМЕНИ?
Why it doesn't work with me??? it doesn't show any query