The event class contains all of the data that can be reported by an event. The following are examples of event classes:. For example, all lock events classes are grouped within the Locks event category. This term doesn't reflect the way Engine events are grouped.
A data column is an attribute of an event class captured in the trace. Because the event class determines the type of data that can be collected, not all data columns are applicable to all event classes. For example, in a trace that captures the Lock: Acquired event class, the BinaryData data column contains the value of the locked page ID or row, but the Integer Data data column doesn't contain any value because it isn't applicable to the event class being captured.
A template defines the default configuration for a trace. For example, you can create a template that specifies the events, data columns, and filters to use. A template isn't executed, but rather is saved as a file with a. Once saved, the template controls the trace data that is captured when a trace based on the template is launched. A trace captures data based on selected event classes, data columns, and filters.
For example, you can create a trace to monitor exception errors. To do this, you select the Exception event class and the Error , State , and Severity data columns. Data from these three columns needs to be collected in order for the trace results to provide meaningful data. You can then run a trace, configured in such a manner, and collect data on any Exception events that occur in the server. Trace data can be saved, or used immediately for analysis.
Traces can be replayed at a later date, although certain events, such as Exception events, are never replayed. You can also save the trace as a template to build similar traces in the future. When you create a trace or template, you can define criteria to filter the data collected by the event.
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The file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help prevent any unauthorized changes to the file. On the File menu, click New Trace. On the File menu, click Pause Trace. Start Microsoft Dynamics SL.
Run Microsoft Dynamics SL to the point before the event that you want to trace. Note You can view the trace results on screen.
You can also save the trace results to a file. Connect to the server that is hosting the Microsoft Dynamics SL databases.
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