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TraceBegin – PB Docs 2019 – PowerBuilder Library

TraceBegin – PB Docs 2019

TraceBegin

PowerScript function

Description

Inserts an activity type value in the trace file indicating that
logging has begun and then starts logging all the enabled application
trace activities. Before calling TraceBegin, you must have opened the
trace file using the TraceOpen function.

Syntax

Argument

Description

identifier

A read-only string, logged to the trace file, used to
identify a tracing block. If identifier is null, an empty string
is placed in the trace file.

Return value

ErrorReturn. Returns one of the following values:

  • Success! — The function succeeded

  • FileNotOpenError! — TraceOpen has not been called yet

  • TraceStartedError! — TraceBegin has already been called

Usage

The TraceBegin call inserts an activity type value of ActBegin! in
the trace file to indicate that logging has begun and then begins logging
all the application activities you have selected for tracing.

TraceBegin can only be called following a TraceOpen call. And all
activities to be logged must be enabled using the TraceEnableActivity
function before calling TraceBegin.

If you want to generate a trace file for an entire application run,
you typically include the TraceBegin function in your application’s open
script. If you want to generate a trace file for only a portion of the
application run, you typically include the TraceBegin function in the
script that initiates the functionality on which you’re trying to collect
data.

You can use the identifier argument to identify the tracing blocks
within a trace file. A tracing block represents the data logged between
calls to TraceBegin and TraceEnd. There may be multiple tracing blocks
within a single trace file if you are tracing more than one portion of the
application run.

Examples

This example opens a trace file with the name you entered in a
single line edit box and a timer kind selected from a drop-down list. It
then begins logging the enabled activities for the first block of code to
be traced:

See also

TraceOpen

TraceEnableActivity

TraceEnd


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