Collecting Application Statistics for Stand-Alone Applications by Using the Profiler Command Line
This section describes the procedures and options for collecting performance statistics for a client (stand-alone) application by using the sampling method from the command line.
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How to: Launch a Stand-Alone Application with the Profiler and Collect Application Statistics by Using the Command Line
Describes how to start a client application by using Profiling Tools commands.How to: Attach the Profiler to a .NET Framework Stand-Alone Application and Collect Application Statistics by Using the Command Line
Describes how to connect the profiler to a running instance of a .NET client application.How to: Attach the Profiler to a Native Stand-Alone Application and Collect Application Statistics by Using the Command Line
Describes how to connect the profiler to a running instance of a native (C or C+) client application.
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Stand-Alone Applications
Collecting Detailed Timing Data for a Stand-Alone Application by Using the Profiler Command Line
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Describes how to collect memory allocation and lifetime data from .NET client applications.
Sampling Method
Collecting Application Statistics for ASP.NET Web Applications Using the Profiler Sampling Method from the Command Line
Describes how to collect performance statistics from ASP.NET applications by using the sampling method.Collecting Application Statistics for Services by Using the Profiler Sampling Method
Describes how to collect performance statistics from Windows services by using the sampling method.