Performance Profiling | Database Tool

[@NabranAboubacar]

Leslie smile is lovely 😊 Brings some love and colors in this code world

[@christopherhorton9198]

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.

[@dtla008]

can't wait to try it out, will save a lot of time

[@Khurr]

Great host btw...huh...can we get that in visual studio code or visual studio for mac pls 🙏🏾

[@ssd8995]

и как, имея кучу всех этих крутых тулов определить, код, который больше всего потребляет ВРЕМЕНИ?

[@huraken948]

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

[@theAnandKarna]

Thanks, Guys !!

[@email1008065]

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

[@aashish0786]

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.

[@TheCartoons2012]

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?

[@hebanasr2614]

My database queries are included in dll .. go to source is not working

[@amalaljohari9358]

Why it doesn't work with me??? it doesn't show any query

[@davidespada01]

nice 👍