LINQtoSQL101_01_03 - Debugging and Monitoring LINQ to SQL Queries
Tags:
VB
, C#
, Experienced
, 2008
, LINQ
In the previous video I briefly mentioned that LINQ to SQL queries get translated into commands that SQL Server understands. Those commands are actual Transact SQL! In this video we're going to sneak and watch the communication between the LINQ runtime and SQL Server by using several tools. First we'll look at the tools built into VS 2008 SP1 for inspecting the results of a LINQ query, then we'll examine the LINQ to SQL Debug Visualizer, which is a tool you add-in to Visual Studio, and then we'll look at the LINQ to SQL Debug Writer, which is just a class that you add to your applications that outputs the generated T-SQL to the Debug window. Finally, we'll pop open SQL Server Profiler to watch the traffic between LINQ to SQL and SQL Server.
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LINQtoSQL101_01_03 - Debugging and Monitoring LINQ to SQL Queries
Duration:
7 Minutes, 14 Seconds
Size:
15.25M
Recorded Using:
Visual Studio 2008 (All editions)
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