I'm not completely sure i understand what kind of information you are
looking for, but if it is database performance i think that you can get
everything you want using SQL Profiler (you can find it together with all
the other SQL Server tools). It can give you information about duration,
start time, what was done and by who (and alot of other things).
This will give you enough information to find out if you have a problem in
the DB, with slow stored procedures, or other things.
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"Jackson Cheng" <kycheng DeleteThis @cht.com.tw> wrote in message
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> I want to know are there any free tools or simple methods
> that I can monitor the speed between my web server(IIS
> 5.0) and my db server(SQL Server 2000) in application
> level.(not network level) I mean how I know my ASP program
> is connecting to db to get the needed data in a resonable
> speed. I want to figure out what really causes the speed
> slow down - newwork or application factor. (Of
> Course,appication factor maybe include network factor.)
> Thanks!!<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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