Re: ASPX processing time..
From: Allen Smith (ASmith19_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 12/07/04
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Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 09:48:44 -0800
Johnson,
Thanks for the advice.
Very good point as I was putting debug build in production.
Can you please tell me which profiler you are referring to.... ?
I searched for "profiler" in MSDN website and I am getting a bunch of
results.
Thanks,
Allen
"Jeff Evans" <jwevans1@you_eye_you_see.edu> wrote in message
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> Allen Smith < ASmith19@hotmail.com > wrote:
> > I have deployed the web application for production. Sometimes the some
of
> > the screens are taking too much time to process. Status bar will appear
> > (IE blue bar.) and will stay for ever. End users are calling me and
> > asking why it is happening?
> > My development environments are ASP.Net, Vb.Net , Java Script, IE5+ and
> > IIS 5.+.
> > How to troubleshoot these kinds of scenarios? Currently I am killing the
> > application and starting a new session and just it works fine.
> > If I add some tracing points at ASPX page will help?
> > Is there any debugging that I can switch on in IIS?
> > Is there any Windows 2K server performance monitor will help in this?
>
> As Johann said, the first request takes longer (server is compiling).
Also,
> a common misstep is to deploy a debug build into production (builds in
debug
> config are slower). Make sure that isn't the case.
>
>
> Beyond that, you'd be advised to use a profiler to find slow spots in your
> code.
>
>
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