Microsoft is suggesting to always use Named parameters with SqlCommands for security reasons (to avoid SQL injection exploits), but they haven’t thought of providing a property at SqlCommand to give you back the result SQL so that you can have your app log it without resorting to SQL Server for that logging. Found a solution […]

In this post I would like to show you a fairly simple example on how to use Log4Net logging service to log information in a text file.You can log information to a text file,a database table or Windows event viewer using the Log4Net logging assembly.This...(read more)

In this post I would to focus on ASP.Net Health monitoring and Web events.Health monitoring is another mechanism to capture/abstract logging. In most cases with our ASP.Net applications we need to trace what happens when they are up and running. Have...(read more)