RevDeBug Record Replay for NET

Try RevDeBug in action for free. Jump into our Contact > Flight Recorder for your code Revolutionize the way you find and fix errors with RevDeBug’s unique, US-patented technology Record and Replay the root cause of any error Go back in time and replay a video of what exactly happened in your code before an error occurred with our one-of-a-kind Flight Recorder feature. Watch recordings of both the backend and the frontend without causing a noticeable delay. See all the values of all variables for each line of code without any extra coding. Save time and resources thanks to instant error reproduction Instantly find issues that would otherwise take you days or weeks to discover by simply replaying the code what led to the failure. See the values of the variables of each line of code so you can follow the error in the application. Have a clear picture of the chronological overview of all the services and apps you monitor so you can see all the error dependencies. No more need for hypotheses or manual error reproduction, ever. My team uses RevDeBug for all those elusive and hard to reproduce bugs—it speeds up the time to diagnose issues, allowing us to be much more responsive to our customers. We implemented the tool on the patient portal first, keeping in mind the need to maintain the availability of the self-service interface, for instance to book appointments and telephone consultations, renew prescriptions, talk to the doctors or check test results online.

Try RevDeBug in action for free. Jump into our Contact > Our unique, patented technology has helped companies aroundthe world eliminate errors in software and transform their business.Here are some of their stories. Regina Maria Romanian private healthcare provider Regina Maria gained visibility into errors on its patient portal and decreased loading time by up to 20% with RevDeBug. Read more – Regina Maria Rossmann Rossmann partnered with RevDeBug to eliminate errors in the production environment and avoid disruption to its supply chain across Poland. Read more – Rossmann LUX MED The leading Polish private healthcare provider has joined forces with RevDeBug to deliver frictionless user experience on its patient portal. Read more – LUX MED Redgate Redgate successfully used RevDeBug’s Flight Recorder to find and fix repeated crashes in its software. Read more – Redgate BSB With RevDeBug’s solution, BSB was able to take 80 times less to significantly improve its application’s performance. Read more – BSB Davinci Codes Implementing RevDeBug helped Davinci Codes achieve true observability and rapidly find and fix errors on production. Read more – Davinci Codes TKomp “Life saver”: How TKomp accelerated the process of finding errors and saved over $300,000 per year thanks to RevDeBug. Read more – TKomp

About RedgateWith over 800,000 users, Redgate Software is a market leader in database development solutions, helping organizations satisfy their Compliant Database DevOps needs.Redgate’s Source Control for Oracle tools is the cornerstone of Redgate’s Database DevOps offering, allowing customers to manage their development databases in version control seamlessly. It works by linking a development database with a version control repository and automatically translates detected changes into their constituent object creation scripts and migration scripts.The elusive crash: why Redgate decided to work with RevDeBugWhen errors occur, either as part of development or reported by a customer, they can be extremely tricky to reproduce, requiring access to a specific Oracle server instance and database.One recent error was discovered by a client for whom the tool crashed each time they tried to view changes in one of their tables.In some specific, rare conditions, the highlighting of the changes in SQL had its UI area miscalculated and ran outside the bounds of the displayed SQL text, causing the UI element to crash.To make matters worse, this error caused an immediate crash outside the managed code as it happened during the refresh of the whole UI component tree. It crashed not only the application but also the .NET’s virtual machine without leaving a trace to aid the debugging process.How RevDeBug helped Redgate find the root cause of the problem After building a new version of the application following the implementation of RevDeBug, the developer obtained a recording from the clients’ device, revealing just one unhandled exception:The RevDeBug recording contains all values, method calls, and exceptions, which can be filtered.The RevDeBug recording contains all values, method calls, and exceptions, which can be filtered.Users can navigate to the code by drilling down into the exception.Values from the production recordings are annotated on the applicable code in Visual StudioArmed with this data, the developers quickly concluded that the problem laid in the difference between the names of the database schemas.The first step was to attempt to reproduce the bug in development, which can sometimes be the simplest way of debugging and diagnosing a problem. However, in this case, the efforts were fruitless.Historically, the team would have spent a lot more time, at times days, experimenting in the dark, in a desperate attempt to identify the root cause. Now, a much more practical solution has been adopted that leverages RevDeBug’s reverse debugging technology.It works by using pre-built binaries of the tools in question, instrumented with RevDeBug. If a customer finds a bug, they can watch a complete recording of the sequence of events that led to the elusive crash.This provides crucial information allowing the developers to trace back the executed code from the moment the application crashed through every line of code and every variable value. With RevDeBug, developers can identify and fix such issues far quicker than using traditional means, which benefits development efficiency, as a result reducing the customer feedback loop.“My team uses RevDeBug for all those elusive and hard to reproduce bugs – it speeds up the

We use RevDeBug with one of our solutions to record bugs while testing. It’s an interesting alternative for traditional debugging and I see its great potential for makign fixing bugs quicker. Comply with security requirements and retain full control over your data Decide exactly how much and what kind of data you’d like to collect. Store as much as you need without additional licensing cost on on-premise infrastructure or in your cloud tenant. Apply data masking to protect sensitive information and meet security requirements with our GDPR-compliant solution. Deliver outstanding, error-free user experience Proactively fix errors before they affect your users, eliminate downtime, and provide consistent customer experience by minimizing the time needed to locate bugs. Set up customized alerts about errors and get instantly notified in tools you already use (Slack, Teams and ELK). Watch the Flight Recorder in action Book a demo and find out how much time and money you will save by never having to reproduce errors again. Contact us

How can we help you today? Modified on: Tue, 15 Dec, 2015 at 5:00 AM Receiving this error means that it is likely that your Windows .NET configuration has become corrupted preventing Replay Media Catcher from opening. Usually deleting Replay Media Catcher's configuration folder will resolve the problem enough to run the application. But sometimes a repair of .NET on your machine is also necessary. Follow these steps in order, until the problem resolves allowing you to open Replay Media Catcher:Delete the Replay Media Catcher configuration folder. Here is the folder location based on your version of Windows. Please note that you may have to turn on hidden files and folders in order to view this location: In Windows XP delete this folder:C:\Documents and Settings\yourusername\Local Settings\Application Data\Jaksta_Technologies_Pty_LtdIn Windows Vista or Windows 7 delete this folder:C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Jaksta_Technologyes_Pty_LtdUninstall Replay Media Catcher Re-Boot your computerRe-install Replay Media Catcher Open Replay Media Catcher. If you no longer receive the error you can stop here. If the error remains or the above folder location is not present on your system, then the lower level configuration system in Windows is corrupt and requires a repair or reinstallation of the .NET Framework. Uninstall Replay Media Catcher, and then follow the remaining steps below.Once you've followed all of the steps from the article on repairing the .NET framework, re-boot your computer. Re-install Replay Media Catcher. It should now open properly. Related Articles