Profiler analysis
Analyze Profiler output files to locate hotspots and bottlenecks within the application.
Load Profile data
Select Profiler output data files, MGPROFT.LOG and MGPROFM.LOG and press Load Profile data button to load the data.
When profiler data is loaded, a profiler analysis screen is opened.
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Profiler analysis buttons:
Clear & Load new |
Clear current loaded data and load new data |
Task list |
Show task list view |
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Hotspots |
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Tasks |
Hotspots by task usage percentage |
Own time |
Hotspots by task own time |
Calls |
Hotspots by task calls |
Files |
Hotspots by opened files |
Records |
Hotspots by loaded records |
Telemetry graphs |
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Calls |
Telemetry graph by call |
Own time |
Telemetry graph by own time |
Files |
Telemetry graph by opened files |
Records |
Telemetry graph by loaded records |
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XReference |
Open selected program in XReference |
View code |
Open selected program or task in Code view |
Open in WorkFlow chart |
Open selected program or task in WorkFlow chart |
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Report issues |
Instructions on how to report issues with data or in general with Profiler analysis |
Telemetry graphs
Graphs represents the timeline of applications flow. Are useful representation of how the application is behaving at any give time in the process.
For example: Calls graph shows how many tasks are called in any second of the process flow.
Moving a mouse cursor over graph will show the numbers related to the timeframe. Clicking on a specific timeframe spot will show the tasks executed in that timeframe.
Telemetry graph actions
Mark: moving forward and backward the timeframe mark on the graph.
Range: increase and decrease the timeframe range of the graph's mark.
Zoom: view graph in seconds, minutes or hours timeframe.
Hotspots: show 10 top values on the graph, for easier distinction of hotspots.