Logging Page Execution Time in ASP: Part 2
By: Danilo Celic on Monday, June 13, 2005
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While using a flat file for logging page execution times can be useful, it's a little harder to readily get the results out of it. That's why some folks prefer to store the results into a database so that they can use the aggregating abilities that is built into SQL. This part of the article will cover inserting the data into a database and creating a reporting page that will show which page(s) are running long. If you haven't already, make sure to read the first part of this article: Logging Page Execution Time in ASP: Part 1.
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