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Show request's timestamp in Fiddler?

rated 0 times [ 32] [ 1] / answers: 1 / hits: 19574 / 14 Years ago, thu, july 29, 2010, 12:00:00

I received a long Fiddler trace (with a complicated scenario) and need to correlate the requests with application logs.

Unfortunately, while Fiddler displays the requests chronologically, it doesn't display the timestamps of the request. To access that information (which is recorded) I have to right-click each line and look in the pop-up window with the properties. This is very time-consuming when having to comb through hundreds of lines. Looking at the raw capture data is not much better as each request has its own file and I do need the Fiddler interface.

Pedantic note: I'm aware there isn't a single timestamp to show (below are all the timestamps that are recorded). ClientConnected would be fine (or any other, as long as it's the same, that allows me to correlate the logs visually).

Thanks.

== TIMING INFO ============

ClientConnected:        10:32:57:8906

ClientDoneRequest:      10:32:57:8906

Gateway Determination:  0ms

DNS Lookup:         0ms

TCP/IP Connect:         0ms

ServerGotRequest:       10:32:57:9062

ServerBeginResponse:    10:32:58:2812

ServerDoneResponse: 10:32:58:2884

ClientBeginResponse:    10:32:58:2900

ClientDoneResponse: 10:32:58:2912

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answered 14 Years ago josiah · Accepted Answer

Update: In current versions of Fiddler, simply right-click the column headers and choose Customize Columns. In the dropdown, choose Session Timers and choose ClientBeginRequest in the dropdown list.

The old way to do this is to use FiddlerScript. Click Rules > Customize Rules.

Inside the class Handlers, add the following script code:

public static BindUIColumn(BeginRequestTime, 60)

function BeginRequestTime(oS: Session)

{

    if (oS.Timers != null)

    {

        return oS.Timers.ClientBeginRequest.ToString();     

    }

    return String.Empty;

}

Then, simply reload your SAZ file.