Quick and Dirty LINQ to SQL Debugging in ASP.NET : LeeDumond.com(leedumond.com)

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Sometimes, for debugging purposes, it's important to determine the T-SQL that's being issued to the database when a LINQ to SQL query executes. Probably the easiest way to do this is to fire up SQL Server Profiler. That's fine, as long as you're using a full or Developer edition of SQL Server. Unfortunately, however, SQL Server Profiler is not available to SQL Express Edition users.

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