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    logview4net is a log viewer/log monitor for data created by various sources. It can listen to UDP, tail a file, tail a SQL table, monitor the eventlog and watch RSS and Atom feeds. It requires the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
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    A .NET CRL Profiler. Allow to profile .NET managed applications storing data into a SQL Server Express Database.
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    Tiny SQL Profiler is a free replacement tool for Microsoft SQL Profiler, it allows you to view queries made against SQL Server 2005 database in real time using sophisticated arsenal of filters, making it easier to debug and diagnose database applications
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