Options for Trace Analysis in System Trace

If you choose Analysis, a screen opens on which you can make various analysis settings.

Besides determining the trace components, you can restrict the analysis to particular users, work processes, transactions, and times.

For performance analysis, you can use the field Duration to analyze only records for which the duration of a trace record exceeds a specific period of time. This also applies to trace components that have a duration. This setting does not apply to the authorization trace.

You can also set a restriction that only specific tables are included in the trace analysis (this also applies to the SQL and the table buffer trace). You can enter two table names directly on the screen; you can add other tables using the button of the same name. The button changes color if there are more than two tables in the list.

In the lower part of the screen, you can specify a separate file, in order to protect a trace from being automatically overwritten. If you specify a separate file here, the "normal" trace files are ignored and the specified file is used.

Besides the  button, there are 3 more buttons:

 Filter history

This shows you that last 10 filter settings of the user in question.

 Use default values

The filter gets the following default values: own user, own client, from 10 minutes ago (rounded off) until now, all trace types, not tables D010* and D020*.

 Delete all values

This button deletes the values in all fields.

The menu "Filter Settings" also contains all these functions.

Once you are finished making the settings for the analysis criteria, choose  to display the results of the analysis.