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ASP.NET Tutorial » Development » Trace

9. 44. 1. Trace.IsEnabled


<%@ Page Language="vb" %>

<html>

   <head>

      <title></title>

      <script runat="server">

         Sub Page_Load()

            If Trace.IsEnabled = True Then

               Message.Text = "Tracing is enabled."

            Else

               Message.Text = "Tracing is not enabled."

            End If

         End Sub

      </script>

   </head>

<body>

   <asp:label id="Message" runat="server"/>

</body>

</html>

9. 44. Trace
	9. 44. 1.	Trace.IsEnabled
	9. 44. 2.	Enable trace in Web.config
	9. 44. 3.	Enabling Page Level Tracing
	9. 44. 4.	Set Page.Trace.IsEnabled to true (C#)
	9. 44. 5.	Write warning message with Trace.Warn
	9. 44. 6.	Use Trace.Write to write message (C#)
	9. 44. 7.	Trace to a file

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