Transaction profiling with VSTS Profiler

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I want to implement profiling in IIS using C#. I have downloaded VSTS_Profiler[^] and installed it in my Windows 2008 server R2 with Visual studio 2008.
But I didn't see any additional menu item in Visual Studio IDE; Can someone help me to understand how to use VSTS Profiler.

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Sebastian

Posted 7-Jun-12 18:38pm

Sebastian T Xavier

Updated 21-Jun-12 18:40pm

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Joshi, Rushikesh 8-Jun-12 9:37am

What version of Visual Studio you have? If 2008/2010 then do you have SP1 installed?

Sebastian T Xavier 11-Jun-12 1:27am

My VS version is " Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Version 9.0.30729.1 SP " and .Net framework version is " Microsoft .Net Framework Version 3.5 SP1 "

[no name] 22-Jun-12 9:17am

Do we know yet how many times you are going to add and delete "& Regards" just so you can bump your question?

Sebastian T Xavier 25-Jun-12 6:24am

My only intention was to get some help.....

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-06-23T20:11:00

There is a inbuilt profiler in Visual Studio 2008, with which we can know the performance of our application. This can be started from VS Analyze tab. Here are the simple steps to use this profiler.

1. Open the project in visual studio and go to analyze tab -> profiler -> new performance session
2. Performance Explorer will be added to the application. In that explorer click Launch performance wizard.
3. A wizard will be opened with the application selected by default and three simple steps to set up new performance target
4. Click on Launch with profiling button on the Performance Explorer. This will run the application, just like we run in debug mode.
5. Go through the scenario, in which you want to know the performance one by one. But going for One at a time is suggestible.
6. Once the scenario ends, Click on Stop profiler icon. This will automatically generates a report.
7. Report provides various view of data. We can use functions view to check which functions taking so much time