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Analyzing trace information programmatically – PB Docs 125 – PowerBuilder Library

Analyzing trace information programmatically – PB Docs 125

Analyzing trace information programmatically

PowerBuilder provides three ways to analyze trace information
using built-in system objects and functions:

  • Analyze performance
    by building a call graph model

    A call graph model contains information about all the routines
    in the trace file: how many times each routine was called, which
    routines called it and which routines it called, and the execution
    time taken by the routine itself and any routines it called.

  • Analyze program structure and logical flow by building
    a trace tree model

    A trace tree model contains information about all recorded
    activities in the trace file in chronological order, with the elapsed
    time for each activity.

  • Access the data in the trace file directly

    Trace objects and functions let you build your own model and
    analysis tools by giving you access to all the data in the trace
    file.

The profiling tools use the first two ways. The Class and
Routine views are based on a call graph model, and the Trace view
is based on a trace tree model.

note.png Supporting files needed

To create a profile from a trace file, PowerBuilder must also
access the PBL, PBD, or executable
file used to create the trace file, and the PBL,
PBD, or executable file must be in the same location as when the
trace file was created.


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