When Finish is clicked, the trace is imported in the target folder. The folder structure from the trace package is restored in the target folder.
+=== Refreshing of Trace and Trace Folder ===
+Traces and trace folders in the workspace might be updated on the media. To refresh the content, right-click the trace or trace folder and select menu item '''Refresh'''. Alternatively, select the trace or trace folder and press key '''F5'''.
+
=== Remote Fetching ===
It is possible to import traces automatically from one or more remote hosts according to a predefined remote profile by using the '''Fetch Remote Traces''' wizard.
''Note'': The columns in the text file are separated by tabs.
+=== Refreshing of Trace ===
+It's possible to refresh the content of the trace and resume indexing in case the current open trace was updated on the media. To refresh the trace, right-click into the table and select menu item '''Refresh'''. Alternatively, press key '''F5'''.
+
=== Collapsing of Repetitive Events ===
The implementation for collapsing of repetitive events is trace type specific and is only available for certain trace types. For example, a trace type could allow collapsing of consecutive events that have the same event content but not the same timestamp. If a trace type supports this feature then it is possible to select the '''Collapse Events''' menu item after pressing the right mouse button in the table.
The TID column shows the process node's '''thread ID''' and the PTID column shows its '''parent thread ID''' (nothing is shown if the process has no parent).
+It is possible to sort the columns of the tree by clicking on the column header. Subsequent clicking will change the sort order. The hierarchy, i.e. the parent-child relationship is kept. When opening a trace for the first time, the processes are sorted by '''birth time'''. The sort order and column will be preserved when switching between open traces. Note that when opening an experiment the processes will be sorted within each trace.
+
=== Control flow ===
This part of the Control Flow View is probably the most interesting one. Using the mouse, you can navigate through the trace (go left, right) and zoom on a specific region to inspect its details.
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| [[Image:images/filter_items.gif]]
| Show View Filter
-| Opens the process filter dialog.
+| Opens the process filter dialog. Filter settings will be preserved when switching between open traces.
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| [[Image:images/show_legend.gif]]
| Show Legend
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| [[Image:images/filter_items.gif]]
| Show View Filter
-| Opens the process filter dialog.
+| Opens the resources filter dialog. Filter settings will be preserved when switching between open traces.
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| [[Image:images/show_legend.gif]]
| Show Legend
| [[Image:images/zoomout_nav.gif]]
| Zoom Out
| Zooms out on the selection by 50%.
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-| [[Image:images/hide_arrows.gif]]
-| Hide Arrows
-| Toggles the display of arrows on or off.
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-| [[Image:images/follow_arrow_bwd.gif]]
-| Follow CPU Backward
-| Selects the previous state following CPU execution across processes. Pressing the '''Shift''' key at the same time will update the selection end time of the current selection range.
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-| [[Image:images/follow_arrow_fwd.gif]]
-| Follow CPU Forward
-| Selects the next state following CPU execution across processes. Pressing the '''Shift''' key at the same time will update the selection end time of the current selection range.
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