ASP.net web page getting too slow to load

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Hi,
am developing a project in asp.net c#.

while debugging ,it's taking so long time to load (nearly half an hour),
how can i speed up, what's the problem.

Posted 16-Jan-14 19:26pm

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There are can be several issues:

1. You have opened multiple visual studio instance.
2. Each project first time run takes time because all dll files go to Temp folder.
3. You are using dynamic data from database and database connection taking too much time to connect.
4. It can run multiple work process thread to run a project.
5. Clean the solution and rebuild application then run.
6. It can be depends on machine processor and configuration.

Posted 16-Jan-14 19:33pm

Sandeep Singh Shekhawat

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Gitanjali Singh · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-16T19:31:00

Solution 1

You may need to delete all your breakpoints---note that you need to click the "delete all breakpoints" button (or use Ctrl-Shft-F9), NOT just delete them one by one. If Visual Studio has mangled your solution settings the latter will not work. You may need to add a breakpoint first, in order for this to work.
Give it a try ,this may help.

Posted 16-Jan-14 19:31pm

Gitanjali Singh

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Member 10263519 17-Jan-14 1:48am

i have deleted all breakpoints as u said, eventhough it's consuming so long time.

Gitanjali Singh 17-Jan-14 2:06am

Disable Intellitrace (historical debugger) - it enable jumping "back in time" during debug but it slows down debugging.

You can disable it from the options->intellitrace

Member 10263519 17-Jan-14 2:36am

am not getting intellitrace in vs 2010