>>PMFJI but what is the most simple way to determine number of hits an ASP.NET application gets? Is it in the application code or you can find out from IIS? TIA.
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>You can use IIS log. But, note that the log logs pretty much everything unless specified otherwise, such as invalid page requests, file not found, etc. If you want to have a real site log, you would usually maintain it on your own. I implemented it in my framework such as Rick did and many others. With that, you can do pretty much everything you want such as logging the worker process ID, the time the hit took to respond, the number of SQL Server hits (insert, delete, update), if your framework supports it, and many other things like that.
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>It is with that type of stats you can really know what is going through the application up to the database.
Thank you. I don't have a framework. I wrote this ASP.NET application myself and it was my first time using ASP.NET. I will check out on how to see IIS log.
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