Analyzing Performance Data 

Prerequisites

Once you have switched off the performance trace, you can analyze the data. The data is available until its trace records are overwritten in the trace file. You can ensure that the file is not overwritten by changing the name of the trace file (see Configuring the Trace File) or saving the trace file at operating system level (see Saving Lists Locally).

You must switch off the Performance Trace before analyzing the trace file. For further information, refer to Stopping the Trace.

Before displaying the trace records, you can use a display filter to specify the records and information that you want to look at. For further information, refer to Display Filter.

When you display the trace records, you can choose between a basic list and an extended list. Both lists display an overview of the logged actions and performance data. For further information, refer to Displaying Lists of Trace Records.

Both lists contain the same range of functions for analyzing the statements and other performance data listed. For further information, refer to Analyzing Performance Data.

Other analysis options depend on the trace types that you are using.

See also:
SQL-Trace

Enqueue-Trace

RFC-Trace