The TraceFile object is used to access the contents of a trace file created from a PowerBuilder application. Unlike the Profiling and TraceTree objects, the TraceFile object does not provide properties and functions to create an analysis model. You use the TraceFile object in conjunction with the TraceActivityNode, TraceBeginEnd, TraceError, TraceESQL, TraceGarbageCollect, TraceLine, TraceObject, TraceRoutine, and TraceUser objects.
The TraceFile object has no events.
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TraceFile property |
Datatype |
Description |
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ApplicationName |
String |
The name of the application used to generate the trace file. |
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ClassDefinition |
PowerObject |
An object of type PowerObject containing information about the class definition of the object or control. |
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CollectionTime |
Decimal |
The amount of time (in seconds) taken by the collection of trace data. This time has already been accounted for in the timestamps from the trace file, that is, the proper amount of time has been subtracted from the timestamps before they are put in the trace file. The value is NULL if the file is not open. |
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LastError |
ErrorReturn (enumerated) |
The error code for the last error that occurred. |
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NumberOfActivities |
Long |
The number of activities that exist in the trace file. |
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FileName |
String |
The name of the opened trace file. The value is an empty string if the file is not open. |
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TraceFile function |
Datatype returned |
Description |
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ClassName in PowerScript Reference |
String |
Returns the name assigned to the object. |
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Close in PowerScript Reference |
ErrorReturn (enumerated) |
Closes the open trace file. |
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GetContextService in PowerScript Reference |
Integer |
Creates a reference to a context-specific instance of the specified service. |
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GetParent in PowerScript Reference |
PowerObject |
Returns a reference to the name of the parent object. |
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NextActivity in PowerScript Reference |
TraceActivityNode |
Provides the next activity in the trace stream. If there are no more activities, or if the file is not open, an invalid object is returned. Use the LastError property to determine what kind of error occurred. |
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Open in PowerScript Reference |
ErrorReturn (enumerated) |
Opens for reading the trace file with the passed name. |
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Reset in PowerScript Reference |
ErrorReturn (enumerated) |
Resets the stream to the beginning of the trace file. |
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TypeOf in PowerScript Reference |
Object (enumerated) |
Returns the type of the object. |
