Greetings,

I followed the instructions on MSDN for enabling the provider tracing but it
does not trace anything.  Is there a simpler set of instructions (that are
appplicable to the RTM version of the ADO.NET instead of Beta1) and that
might possibly consider WinXP instead of only Win2k3 (the MSDN uses syntax
and switches that aren't available on the RTM).


Thanks,
Shawn

Does nobody know the answer to this question?

Thanks,
Shawn

Three weeks and not a single response.  I'm quickly becoming convinced that
this feature is either a) not supported in the final release or b) not a
single person in the world uses the feature.

So, here's to hoping someone knows how to use the ADO.NET 2.0 Provider
Tracing features.

The article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnadonet/html/tracingdataaccess.asp

Is out of date and on three different computers (that are not similar in
configuration) absolutely nothing happens, even when compensating for the
differences between Beta 1 and RTM as well as the fact that I'm running
WinXP instead of Win2k3 (in the article).


Thanks,
Shawn

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