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How to track all events/function calls fired in vb6 and log it

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    CPK_2011
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    Hi, Is there any way to trap all the events, function/procedure calls fired and log it without modifying code for each function/event. Regards, Praveen

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      Hi, Is there any way to trap all the events, function/procedure calls fired and log it without modifying code for each function/event. Regards, Praveen

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      Nope. What are you trying to accomplish with this?

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        Nope. What are you trying to accomplish with this?

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        In my client places, a record is missing occassionally and we could not reproduce it in our systems. I would like to track the events/function calls in the client's place with event log.

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          In my client places, a record is missing occassionally and we could not reproduce it in our systems. I would like to track the events/function calls in the client's place with event log.

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          Then you're going to have to instrument the code to log what you want. There's no real way to do it without changing the code.

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            Then you're going to have to instrument the code to log what you want. There's no real way to do it without changing the code.

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            I want something that is similar to vb code profiler which takes exe instead of .vbp and log the events.

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              I want something that is similar to vb code profiler which takes exe instead of .vbp and log the events.

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              Seeing as VB6 is a dead language, support for it is getting more and more sparse. Try looking through this[^] list for some options. Good luck with that!

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