Track DLL calls
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Hi, Iam Leela from India.. I would like to know if there is any tool that helps us to know what all FUNCTION call are made on a particular DLL (Windows or third party) by a particular application.. Thanks a lot.. Regards, Leela Thanks a lot for answering my questions..
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Hi, Iam Leela from India.. I would like to know if there is any tool that helps us to know what all FUNCTION call are made on a particular DLL (Windows or third party) by a particular application.. Thanks a lot.. Regards, Leela Thanks a lot for answering my questions..
Hi Leela, Take a look at code injection, there are some really good articles on codeproject about it. http://www.codeproject.com/threads/winspy.asp http://www.codeproject.com/system/inject2exe.asp http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/inject2it.asp /Mark
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Hi Leela, Take a look at code injection, there are some really good articles on codeproject about it. http://www.codeproject.com/threads/winspy.asp http://www.codeproject.com/system/inject2exe.asp http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/inject2it.asp /Mark
Hi Mark, Thanks a lot for pointing the resource. But i want to know if there is any utility (free or paid) to track dll calls done on my system. I would like to know if atleast there is any utility to LOG all SQL queires run on a PARTICULAR table in MS SQL.. Thanks a lot..
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Hi, Iam Leela from India.. I would like to know if there is any tool that helps us to know what all FUNCTION call are made on a particular DLL (Windows or third party) by a particular application.. Thanks a lot.. Regards, Leela Thanks a lot for answering my questions..
ToughGuy9 wrote:
I would like to know if there is any tool that helps us to know what all FUNCTION call are made on a particular DLL (Windows or third party) by a particular application..
HI Leela or ToughGuy9 ( seems some Contradiction) anyways you can see all the function exported by particular dll via tool name Depends, which is part of regular Visual Studio! and it can be found in tools directory of VisualStudio installation
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ToughGuy9 wrote:
I would like to know if there is any tool that helps us to know what all FUNCTION call are made on a particular DLL (Windows or third party) by a particular application..
HI Leela or ToughGuy9 ( seems some Contradiction) anyways you can see all the function exported by particular dll via tool name Depends, which is part of regular Visual Studio! and it can be found in tools directory of VisualStudio installation
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Hi Alok, Thanks for your post.. I am using depends (Dependancy Walker) to look at list of functions and what functions are called. But what i want is to track the FUNCTION CALLS.. Regd the contradiction with my Name (nick) and display name : My name is LEELA KRISHNA.. My nick is LEELA.. Regards,
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Hi Mark, Thanks a lot for pointing the resource. But i want to know if there is any utility (free or paid) to track dll calls done on my system. I would like to know if atleast there is any utility to LOG all SQL queires run on a PARTICULAR table in MS SQL.. Thanks a lot..
If you are looking for something to log all queries from a database check the documentation. Most, if not all, database implementations support a way trace all the SQL commands made to their database. That would be a lot easier then injecting your code and logging them yourself. Even if you can't restrict it to one table, you can log everything and later use something like grep to get just the lines you are interested in. Hope this helps. /Mark
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If you are looking for something to log all queries from a database check the documentation. Most, if not all, database implementations support a way trace all the SQL commands made to their database. That would be a lot easier then injecting your code and logging them yourself. Even if you can't restrict it to one table, you can log everything and later use something like grep to get just the lines you are interested in. Hope this helps. /Mark
Hi Mark, Thanks for you suggestion. I see that we can track activity on SQL server using SQL Profiler.. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms979207.aspx Regards, Leela -- modified at 12:59 Monday 15th January, 2007