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| Time: 00:15 EST/05:15 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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ADO.NET 2.0 and SQL Native Client (a new OLE DB/ODBC/network library feature) contain a flexible, rich, built-in data trace facility. Microsoft has instrumented all four of its .NET data providers (SqlClient, OracleClient, OleDb bridge, and Odbc bridge), the ADO.NET DataSet and friends, SQL Native client OLE DB and ODBC provider/driver, and to top it off, the SQL Server 2005 network libraries. The information in this article is meant to get you up and tracing quickly, show you how to do some cursory trace file analysis, and look at simple trace use-cases. At the end of the article, I'll talk about how the tracing layer is architected to be extendible to different trace technologies, and suggest more ways in which to use it. | ||
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