That icon means that the session was aborted by the client, Fiddler, or the Server ([see the documentation][1]).

In the modern versions of Fiddler, right-click the session and choose `Properties`. In the list of flags, there will be an `X-Aborted-When` flag which shows the state of the session at the time that the abort occurred.  

  [1]: http://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/knowledgebase/uiguide

**The meaning of all fiddler&#39;s icons of each session**

[![enter image description here][1]][1]

[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/2qWlX.png

Fiddler changed their documentation link.

Here is the new link for all the icons:

http://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/knowledgebase/uiguide


I have a Ruby array

    &gt; list = Request.find_all_by_artist(&quot;Metallica&quot;).map(&amp;:song)
    =&gt; [&quot;Nothing else Matters&quot;, &quot;Enter sandman&quot;, &quot;Enter Sandman&quot;, &quot;Master of Puppets&quot;, &quot;Master of Puppets&quot;, &quot;Master of Puppets&quot;]

and I want a list with the counts like this:

    {&quot;Nothing Else Matters&quot; =&gt; 1,
     &quot;Enter Sandman&quot; =&gt; 2,
     &quot;Master of Puppets&quot; =&gt; 3}

So ideally I want a hash that will give me the count and notice how I have `Enter Sandman` and `enter sandman` so I need it case insensitive. I am pretty sure I can loop through it but is there a cleaner way?

Ruby: How to group a Ruby array?

Just curious as to how Skip &amp; Take are supposed to work. I&#39;m getting the results I want to see on the client side, but when I hook up the AnjLab SQL Profiler and look at the SQL that is being executed it looks as though it is querying for and returning the entire set of rows to the client.

Is it really returning all the rows then sorting and narrowing down stuff with LINQ on the client side?

I&#39;ve tried doing it with both Entity Framework and Linq to SQL; both appear to have the same behavior.

Not sure it makes any difference, but I&#39;m using C# in VWD 2010.

Any insight?

    public IEnumerable&lt;Store&gt; ListStores(Func&lt;Store, string&gt; sort, bool desc, int page, int pageSize, out int totalRecords)
    {
    	var context = new TectonicEntities();
    	totalRecords = context.Stores.Count();
    	int skipRows = (page - 1) * pageSize;
    	if (desc)
    		return context.Stores.OrderByDescending(sort).Skip(skipRows).Take(pageSize).ToList();
    	return context.Stores.OrderBy(sort).Skip(skipRows).Take(pageSize).ToList();
    }

Resulting SQL (Note: I&#39;m excluding the Count query):

    SELECT 
    [Extent1].[ID] AS [ID], 
    [Extent1].[Name] AS [Name], 
    [Extent1].[LegalName] AS [LegalName], 
    [Extent1].[YearEstablished] AS [YearEstablished], 
    [Extent1].[DiskPath] AS [DiskPath], 
    [Extent1].[URL] AS [URL], 
    [Extent1].[SecureURL] AS [SecureURL], 
    [Extent1].[UseSSL] AS [UseSSL]
    FROM [dbo].[tec_Stores] AS [Extent1]

After some further research, I found that the following works the way I would expect it to:

    public IEnumerable&lt;Store&gt; ListStores(Func&lt;Store, string&gt; sort, bool desc, int page, int pageSize, out int totalRecords)
    {
    	var context = new TectonicEntities();
    	totalRecords = context.Stores.Count();
    	int skipRows = (page - 1) * pageSize;			
    	var qry = from s in context.Stores orderby s.Name ascending select s;
    	return qry.Skip(skipRows).Take(pageSize);			
    }

Resulting SQL:

    SELECT TOP (3) 
    [Extent1].[ID] AS [ID], 
    [Extent1].[Name] AS [Name], 
    [Extent1].[LegalName] AS [LegalName], 
    [Extent1].[YearEstablished] AS [YearEstablished], 
    [Extent1].[DiskPath] AS [DiskPath], 
    [Extent1].[URL] AS [URL], 
    [Extent1].[SecureURL] AS [SecureURL], 
    [Extent1].[UseSSL] AS [UseSSL]
    FROM ( SELECT [Extent1].[ID] AS [ID], [Extent1].[Name] AS [Name], [Extent1].[LegalName] AS [LegalName], [Extent1].[YearEstablished] AS [YearEstablished], [Extent1].[DiskPath] AS [DiskPath], [Extent1].[URL] AS [URL], [Extent1].[SecureURL] AS [SecureURL], [Extent1].[UseSSL] AS [UseSSL], row_number() OVER (ORDER BY [Extent1].[Name] ASC) AS [row_number]
    	FROM [dbo].[tec_Stores] AS [Extent1]
    )  AS [Extent1]
    WHERE [Extent1].[row_number] &gt; 3
    ORDER BY [Extent1].[Name] ASC

I really like the way the first option works; Passing in a lambda expression for sort. Is there any way to accomplish the same thing in the LINQ to SQL orderby syntax?  I tried using qry.OrderBy(sort).Skip(skipRows).Take(pageSize), but that ended up giving me the same results as my first block of code. Leads me to believe my issues are somehow tied to OrderBy.

====================================
PROBLEM SOLVED
====================================

Had to wrap the incoming lambda function in Expression: 

    Expression&lt;Func&lt;Store,string&gt;&gt; sort

Entity Framework/Linq to SQL: Skip &amp; Take

I got a line in fiddler2 looking like this:

    ICON # status protocol  host               url
    XXX  3 200    HTTP      www.myserver.com  /images/save.png

The icon shown is a forbidden icon like this: ![enter image description here][1]

Actually i am analizing a loading problem in one of our customers intranets.

Can anyone please tell me what this icon stands for?


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/NbG7z.jpg

What is the meaning of this fiddler icon?

I got a line in fiddler2 looking like this:
<pre><code class="hljs language-bash">ICON # status protocol host url
XXX 3 200 HTTP www.myserver.com /images/save.png
</code></pre>
The icon shown is a forbidden icon like this: <img src="http://i.stack.imgur.com/NbG7z.jpg" alt="enter image description here">
Actually i am analizing a loading problem in one of our customers intranets.
Can anyone please tell me what this icon stands for?

What do the icons in the following screen capture mean? The icons are from Subclipse, an SVN plugin for Eclipse.

![outgoing][1]

I&#39;m not asking about the base file icons, I know those (HTML file and Java source file). I&#39;m asking about the right-pointing dark gray arrows, which are labeled &quot;outgoing.&quot; What does that imply? Outgoing from the IDE to the repo, or outgoing from the repo to the IDE? Why are there minus signs inside the arrows? Sometimes, I see plus signs instead; other times, just empty arrows. What&#39;s the difference?

There are also left-pointing blue arrows and double-headed red arrows; what do those mean? What about cases when they contain other symbols, like `-` and `+`?

&lt;!-- ![changed][2] ![conflict][3] ![incoming][4] --&gt;

&gt; Note: This question has been edited pretty drastically. Normally I wouldn&#39;t change so much, but it had nearly no activity and was a dupe. The original question asked for an &quot;icon glossary&quot; that would explain all or most of Subclipse&#39;s icons, similar to [this one for Eclipse](http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user/reference/ref-icons.htm). I&#39;d still love to know about one of those, but there just doesn&#39;t seem to be one out there.

  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/uOWoH.png
  [2]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/32XfT.png
  [3]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/KZyD6.png
  [4]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/UC0dv.png

What do the arrow icons in Subclipse mean?

Does .NET framework have a collection of icons for use in Windows Forms or WPF application somewhere? How does one use it? For example, how do I use it as an application window icon? 

I recall, if you want to display a message box there is a choice to show different icons, I suppose there are more icons in the framework?



Does .NET have icon collections?

I simply want to have an .ico file that has multiple sizes of the icon image contained within it.  I&#39;d like it for use in a cross-platform desktop application (so that, e.g. on Windows, the 16x16 size is used for the app&#39;s top bar but a 32x32 size version is used when the various open apps are shown when using Alt-Tab).  Once I have that .ico file, I know how to use it within my widget toolkit to get this effect, but I don&#39;t know how to get it.

What process should I use to make such a file?

How to make/get a multi size .ico file?

At this point, everyone knows that there&#39;s a limit to the number of `ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers` (from MSDN):

&gt;The number of different icon overlay handlers that the system can support is limited by the amount of space available for icon overlays in the system image list. There are currently fifteen slots allotted for icon overlays, some of which are reserved by the system. For this reason, icon overlay handlers should be implemented only if there are no satisfactory alternatives

I can understand the 15 overlay limt in Windows 95. But in an environment where there&#39;s Gigs of RAM, numerous Cores, and GPUs, is there some technical reason for such a low number in a modern operating system?

And why isn&#39;t this value configurable?

_Before giving the &#39;performance&#39; answer, consider:_
Windows allows for configuration such that you can kill performance... why pick on this issue specifically?

ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers - why so few?

I am writing an Android App that has one main activity and one subactivity.  When I install the app on my phone to test it out, I get two icons instead of one.  The first icon is for the main activity and the second is for the subactivity.  I don&#39;t want/need an icon for the subactivity.  

Does anyone know how to turn this off in my app code, so that only the icon for the main activity is installed?  Any information you can provide is greatly appreciated!


Thanks,
MobiKnow

Android App Development: Two icons getting created and I only need one

Is it possible to instruct Fiddler to only show me traffic directed to a specific host name?
In other words, can Fiddler traffic be filtered for Host?

Filter Fiddler traffic

Recently, I came across an issue where a CGI application is not responding. Symptom is Firefox displaying:

&gt; Transferring data from localhost...

But the thing is I cannot see any traffic from Firebug&#39;s Net panel, and the browser just stays on the same stage forever.

I am thinking about the ways to debug this application but I cannot see the source code or any of its compiled Java/C++ components, therefore I reckon a HTTP network level of diagnostics is a good start.

I have little experience in Fiddler and Wireshark, just wondering will they get better feedback/statistics in the HTTP network level? I&#39;ve heard Wireshark is advanced but could possibly introduce a large volume of traffic so system admins don&#39;t like it very much. At this time I think Firebug doesn&#39;t really show me enough information.

I need to collect information so that I can then forward to client as proof.

Wireshark vs Firebug vs Fiddler - pros and cons?

One of my clients is currently waiting for his IT department to install Fiddler on his desktop so that he can debug his web application... Apparently his desktop requires IT Admin rights to install anything.

Is there a non-installable version of Fiddler, i.e. a standalone exe (additional files ok) or an equivalent program that can be run off a thumbdrive or a local folder?

Is there a non-installable version of Fiddler, or equivalent?

I need to monitor my application from incoming http `POST` and `GET` requests originating from outside and sometimes inside the machine. 

Is this possible?

Been using fiddler but this only does outgoing not incoming (from outside the machine) or have I configured it incorrectly?

This is for my web app that is meant to be receiving a `POST` from an external server.

How do I monitor all incoming http requests?

I have a WCF service that accepts a  complex type and returns some data. I want to use Fiddler to see what the incoming requests to the service looks like. The client is .net console app which uses a Service reference proxy. Is this possible with Fiddler. I&#39;m new to this tool and have only used it in the past to post data with the request builder. 

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What is the meaning of this fiddler icon?

Icons Problem Overview

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