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Tracing in ASP.Net

1. To enable tracing for the application, use the element in the Web.config file or machine.config file. <trace enabled="true" pageOutput="true false" /> 2. To enable tracing for a single page, use the attributes of the @Page directive of that page. <%@ Page Trace="true" Language= ... %> 3. In your code, add custom trace messages where appropriate using the Write and Warn methods of the Trace object. In Visual Basic .NET: Trace.Write("Custom Trace", "Beginning User Code...") Trace.Warn("Custom Trace", "Array count is null!") In C#: Trace.Write("Custom Trace", "Beginning User Code..."); Trace.Warn("Custom Trace", "Array count is null!"); Optionally, use the IsEnabled property provided by the current page's TraceContext object (accessed by using the Trace property of the Page object). In Visual Basic .NET: If Trace.IsEnabled Then strMsg = "Tracing is en