How do I verify that the agent is actually hooked onto the application process?
During initialization, the agent will create a log file with the name beginning with .NetAgentNative.
This is the agent profiler log file. When this log file is created we can be sure that agent has successfully hooked itself onto the application process.
Note: This log file is created only after some transaction are done.New to ADSelfService Plus?
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