I think it's a WCF call, which means it's going to be hard to track down. I've went through alot of WCF a year ago, tracking down where things get called and what they do as part of a project to pull out all the WCF and replace it with simple database calls. If you don't have the code in that solution, look for another solution that has the code. You can also check the service references in Solution Explorer to see if you find any


>Hello all
>
>I'm trying to trace a C# .net web application that interfaces with a SQL backend, specifically a data entry screen
>
>Save button validates the data entry, sets the params and then calls
>Administration.InsertHRA(hrade);
>
>which I can find in the Administration.cs file - that code is
>

> public void InsertHRA(HRADE HRADE)
>    {
>        InsertHRARequest inValue = new InsertHRARequest();
>        inValue.HRADE = HRADE;
>        InsertHRAResponse retVal = ((IAdministration)(this)).InsertHRA(inValue);
>    }
>    
>    [System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsableAttribute(System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsableState.Advanced)]
>    GetHRADataResponse IAdministration.GetHRAData(GetHRADataRequest request)
>    {
>        return base.Channel.GetHRAData(request);
>    }
>

>
>please note the call to IAdministration....
>
>found iAdministration.cs file and it has
>
>

>[System.ServiceModel.OperationContractAttribute(Action = "InsertHRA")]
>void InsertHRA(DataContracts.HRADE HRADE);
>

>
>and that's it. Somewhere in here is a call to a stored proc hm_InsertHRAData.
>
>Where should I be looking to find what's behind door #2 (the iadministration call)?
>
>Thanks