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So I wonder if this is a problem in the mini profiler itself, not on the driver.
If someone could aid me on this one I would be grateful. So far the only thing preventing us (the company I work at) to use it solely as our profiling is this issue (right now we have to use the other profiler I mentioned, we really want to profile those batch queries).
I'm using the version 2.1.0.0, installed with NuGet.
I have a setup (for debugging) with MiniProfiler installed from NuGet and the code of the driver as another project. The logging performed by MiniProfiler.NHibernate is done by this line:
Factory.Settings.SqlStatementLogger.LogBatchCommand([the string to be logged]);
Where Factory is global::NHibernate.Engine.ISessionFactoryImplementor. I will be glad to perform any test that would help detecting the issue, feel free to ask.
Thanks in advance.
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Sorry, but it seems that whatever is happening here has something to do with the way that the NHibernate driver and the way that it interacts with MiniProfiler.
You might want to try and see if it works with the recently updated v3 of MiniProfiler (you never know).
However, for issues that are specifically related to the NHibernate driver, they will need to be addressed by the author of that driver.
If you are able to show some issue with MiniProfiler, please post details along with repro instructions.
Mini profiler is not showing batch SQL commands.
I'm using it with the MiniProfiler.NHibernate driver. At first I thought it was a problem on the driver (here is the issue link), but, using another profiler (NHibernate profiler), the log performed by the driver works just fine.
So I wonder if this is a problem in the mini profiler itself, not on the driver.
If someone could aid me on this one I would be grateful. So far the only thing preventing us (the company I work at) to use it solely as our profiling is this issue (right now we have to use the other profiler I mentioned, we really want to profile those batch queries).
I'm using the version 2.1.0.0, installed with NuGet.
I have a setup (for debugging) with MiniProfiler installed from NuGet and the code of the driver as another project. The logging performed by MiniProfiler.NHibernate is done by this line:
Where
Factory
isglobal::NHibernate.Engine.ISessionFactoryImplementor
. I will be glad to perform any test that would help detecting the issue, feel free to ask.Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: