NH ProfQuery Duration
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One of the more popular requests for NH Prof was to be able to track query duration not only for select statements, but for all statements. It took a bit of work, I’ll admit, far more than you would probably assume from the screen shot, but it is here:

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What you can see now is that the duration is divided into the time a query took in the database and the total time a query took. For the most part, there wouldn’t be much of a difference between them, but it is occasionally interesting to see the difference. It is also a far more accurate measure than the one that we used to have.

This is available from build #349, and using NHibernate’s trunk or 2.1.x branch.

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