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SQL ServerTrace Messages Part I: Managing Application Sessions
Before working with traces and showing you the code that writes trace output we have to discuss another concept that I use for organizing trace output. The concept is the session. For me, sessions represent a single use of a program. The program might be a Windows Forms program, SQL Agent Job, a stored procedure, or an ASP.Net on-line user session.
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