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Using Fiddler to Measure Performance

I play with Fiddler to collect statistics on how long an ASP.NET page loads. On the Statistics tab, I seeTotal Sequence Time

Does this number include ALL the following:
 1. Time over the wire
 2. Downloading JS files
 3. Running any JS scripts on load
 4. Making any database calls
 5. Running server side logic

Anything else you can add / remove to the list above?

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It will include the time until the last byte. Fidler monitors the network.

Since you do not have access to databases, etc. in the browser, this time is already on. DL time for JS files is also included, as they are sent to the client. If JS loads any additional files into pageload, then this time will also be included, if ig does not extract anything from the server, then this time will not be included.

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