How to use DebugView to Log Entity Framework

In this post I will show you to use DebugView to log the Entity Framework. For detail discussion on the same topic you may want to learn more here:

Logging in Entity Framework on Steve Smith Blog

Profiling Database Activity in the Entity Framework by Julie Lerman

Download DebugView , unzip it and Run it as administrator. In Capture menu select the options as shown in below image,

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Once the debugview is configured, you should configure the DataContext class as shown below. Enable database log to print on the debug window.

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As the last step run the application using Entity framework without using Visual Studio or without attaching Visual Studio Debugger. In Visual Studio run the application using Ctrl+ F5. You should able to view the Entityframework log in Debugview as follows:

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The Debugview can be your good friend when you stuck with performance issues and want to log the queries.

Happy Coding.

3 responses to “How to use DebugView to Log Entity Framework”

  1. […] How to use DebugView to Log Entity Framework (Dhananjay Kumar) […]

  2. Please write something about application logging.changes of sql table fields.

  3. […] How to use DebugView to Log Entity Framework (Dhananjay Kumar) […]

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