Process Event Trace Dialog Box for VT Sessions
How do I get to this dialog box?
With a VT session open in the workspace, open the Process Event Trace dialog box as follows:
The steps depend on your user interface mode.
| User Interface Mode | Steps |
|---|---|
| Ribbon | On the Tools tab, in the Tracing group, click Process Trace. |
| Reflection Browser | In the search box, enter P and then, under Actions, select Process Trace. |
| TouchUx | Tap the Wrench icon and then, under Trace, select Process Trace. |
This dialog box allows you to process a trace created when troubleshooting a problem in a VT session.
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For instructions that show how to trace events, process a trace, generate a trace report, or play a trace, see Perform an Event Trace for VT
The options are:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Generate script | Create a report with a .rbs file extension in the folder you select. Use this option to process the trace (.rev) file into a Reflection Basic script file. |
| Generate report | Create a report with a .txt file extension in the folder you select. Use this option to process the trace (.rev) file into a text-based file format. |
Report format
If you selected Generate report, you can also select any of these options:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Settings details and system information | Select to include settings and information about the operating system of your machine. |
| Timing | Select to put a time stamp beside each event item performed during the trace. |
| Display memory | Select to include all the information in the display memory buffer. |
| Network protocol details | Select to include details about the network protocol used for the connection. |
| Code page details | Select to include the code page information used by the PC. |
| Redact | Select to expunge sensitive information from traces. Specifically, this option replaces alpha characters with X's and numeric characters with 9's. Control and escapes sequences are not affected, only application data. |
| String syntax | Select the format used to display strings. Choose from Traditional, Visual Basic, or C string syntax. |