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Hello friends welcome to asp.net tutorial in this video we will see how to enable tracing and once you enable tracing you can easily see how the esp.net page life cycle is going on in the page directive part of the ASP file we can add a flag to enable the tracing so itamp;#39;s a simple flag and you can see that here Trace equal to true so just by setting this in the page directory we are stating that we enabled tracing once tracing is enabled just like this browsing the page page will produce Trace in the browser Trace in the sense it will show in what order the server side functions are called that will be helpful for you to know where to place your cop code and in what situation the code will called or in what page life cycle event the code will get called all the stuff you can visualize by enabling the tracing this information is useful to know in what order server side functions as well as events are invoked for example in the previous video we added a page load event handler rig