I had a
situation where I were looking at using BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) from
WCF (Windows Communcation Foundation) and I couldn’t find out why I didn’t get
any data into my BAMPrimaryImport database. I didn’t get any errors so I was
really wondering where my error was.
situation where I were looking at using BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) from
WCF (Windows Communcation Foundation) and I couldn’t find out why I didn’t get
any data into my BAMPrimaryImport database. I didn’t get any errors so I was
really wondering where my error was.
I launched
the SQL Profiler to see if this could help me in my search for why I didn’t get
any data. When the WCF service is launched it calls a stored procedure:
the SQL Profiler to see if this could help me in my search for why I didn’t get
any data. When the WCF service is launched it calls a stored procedure:
exec
bam_Metadata_GetLatestInterceptorConfiguration @technologyName=N’WCF’,@manifest=N'<namespace>.<interface>, <Assemblyname>,
Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null’
bam_Metadata_GetLatestInterceptorConfiguration @technologyName=N’WCF’,@manifest=N'<namespace>.<interface>, <Assemblyname>,
Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null’
This stored
procedure returned zero rows, so that was why I didn’t get any data into my
tables in the BAMPrimaryImport database. I wasn’t sure why yet why this call
didn’t return any data. I looked at the SQL code for the stored procedure and
found that it queried the table “[bam_Metadata_EventSource]”. In this table it had the information that I was asking for, but the
case of the <Assemblyname> in the manifest column where different than
what I saw were used in the calling of the stored procedure.
procedure returned zero rows, so that was why I didn’t get any data into my
tables in the BAMPrimaryImport database. I wasn’t sure why yet why this call
didn’t return any data. I looked at the SQL code for the stored procedure and
found that it queried the table “[bam_Metadata_EventSource]”. In this table it had the information that I was asking for, but the
case of the <Assemblyname> in the manifest column where different than
what I saw were used in the calling of the stored procedure.
So what I
learned from this is to remember the correct spelling and casing in the IC file
map:
learned from this is to remember the correct spelling and casing in the IC file
map:
<ic:EventSource Name=“xxx“ Technology =“WCF“ Manifest =“<namespace>.<interface>, <assemblyname>,
Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null“>
Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null“>
Something
that might be hard to find
that might be hard to find