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so welcome to prism technologies I am venket this is part 79 of asp.net video series in this session weamp;#39;ll discuss about tracing in asp.net tracing enables us to view diagnostic information about a request which is very useful when debugging application related problems in this session weamp;#39;re going to concentrate on the basics of tracing and in a later video session will discuss about where trace and can actually be used in fact weamp;#39;ll discuss about an example where we will solve the root cause of a performance related issue very easily by using tracing tracing can be turned on or off either at the application level or at the page level to enable tracing at the application level all we have to do is set the trace elements enabled attribute to true letamp;#39;s flip to visual studio I have an asp.net web application project here on this web form one dot aspx I have got a grid view control and then this waveform 1 loads up we are creating an instance of the data se