Tracking 'ADODB.Command, Recordset calls with NET feature

[Frank Wannall]

Is there a way to track the individual time of ADODB type calls within
a .ASP file using the NET feature of Firebug?

TIA
Frank

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[Honza (Jan Odvarko)]

On Oct 24, 11:32 am, few1938 <few1...@...> wrote:
> Is there a way to track the individual time of ADODB type calls within
> a .ASP file using the NET feature of Firebug?
Not sure what do you want to do.

AFAIK .ASP is a server side technology while Firebug (and so the Net
panel)
is operating on the client side.

The main purpose of the Net panel is to track network requests made
by a page to the server and display all collected information to the
user.

Honza

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[Frank Wannall]

I can see the call to the ASP page within the NET display, I need to
see if it is possibile to see ADODB calls within the ASP

Frank

On Oct 26, 3:41 am, "Honza (Jan Odvarko)" <odva...@...> wrote:

> On Oct 24, 11:32 am, few1938 <few1...@...> wrote:> Is there a way to track the individual time of ADODB type calls within
> > a .ASP file using the NET feature of Firebug?
>
> Not sure what do you want to do.
>
> AFAIK .ASP is a server side technology while Firebug (and so the Net
> panel)
> is operating on the client side.
>
> The main purpose of the Net panel is to track network requests made
> by a page to the server and display all collected information to the
> user.
>
> Honza

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[Honza (Jan Odvarko)]

> I can see the call to the ASP page within the NET display, I need to
> see if it is possibile to see ADODB calls within the ASP
I don't know ADODB nor ASP.

If the ADODB call means: a network request made from the client
browser to the server, than yes, you should see it in the Net panel.

Honza

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[Mike Ratcliffe-2]

ADODB calls are made on the server so there would be no way to see
them from a client PC.

On Oct 26, 6:32 pm, few1938 <few1...@...> wrote:

> I can see the call to the ASP page within the NET display, I need to
> see if it is possibile to see ADODB calls within the ASP
>
> Frank
>
> On Oct 26, 3:41 am, "Honza (Jan Odvarko)" <odva...@...> wrote:
>
> > On Oct 24, 11:32 am, few1938 <few1...@...> wrote:> Is there a way to track the individual time of ADODB type calls within
> > > a .ASP file using the NET feature of Firebug?
>
> > Not sure what do you want to do.
>
> > AFAIK .ASP is a server side technology while Firebug (and so the Net
> > panel)
> > is operating on the client side.
>
> > The main purpose of the Net panel is to track network requests made
> > by a page to the server and display all collected information to the
> > user.
>
> > Honza

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