Exceptions Weight
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Hello people, I was speaking with a friend of mine about which are the most performance-decreasing exceptions that may occurr during the execution of a program. The application we were talking about is an enterprise one,(for which we're involved all day long in coding) and it has classical structure from PL to DO. We have taking the conclusion that the System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaException class and the Parse one are the ones that teorically can affict our application most. How can we check the entire production to trace the exception's count? What are the most common exception that you've found? Thanks a lot Paolo Ponzano -- modified at 3:44 Saturday 22nd October, 2005
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Hello people, I was speaking with a friend of mine about which are the most performance-decreasing exceptions that may occurr during the execution of a program. The application we were talking about is an enterprise one,(for which we're involved all day long in coding) and it has classical structure from PL to DO. We have taking the conclusion that the System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaException class and the Parse one are the ones that teorically can affict our application most. How can we check the entire production to trace the exception's count? What are the most common exception that you've found? Thanks a lot Paolo Ponzano -- modified at 3:44 Saturday 22nd October, 2005
Paolo Ponzano wrote:
How can we check the entire production to trace the exception's count?
You can use Perfmon (type perfmon.msc at the command prompt) and the .NET CLR Exceptions Performance object to track the number of exceptions thrown. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro
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Paolo Ponzano wrote:
How can we check the entire production to trace the exception's count?
You can use Perfmon (type perfmon.msc at the command prompt) and the .NET CLR Exceptions Performance object to track the number of exceptions thrown. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro
thank you, nut in that way can I also know the type of exception that has been thown? Thanks Paolo
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thank you, nut in that way can I also know the type of exception that has been thown? Thanks Paolo
You could use the CLR Profiler[^].