>>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 look at the IIS application logs, but you need some good filtering to get reliable data. There's a lot of content that IIS serves through ASP.NET (anything that hits a module or a handler basically).
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>I use in application logging if want to figure things like this out and log every ASP.NET request. The overhead for this - except for storage usage - is pretty minimal. In my West wind tools I use a simple log manager.
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>From Westwind.Utilities:
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https://github.com/RickStrahl/WestwindToolkit/tree/master/Westwind.Utilities>
>LogManager Class docs:
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http://west-wind.com/westwindtoolkit/docs?page=_2mp013ssr.htm>
>From there you can either use the sample forms we provide or query the database yourself.
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>+++ Rick ---
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Thank you very much for the reply. I will go to the links you posted.
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