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  • 1.  Export Investigator Traces data from the Tree View

    Posted Oct 30, 2015 09:36 AM

    Hi all folks,

    does someone know how to export the Tree View data from the Investigator tab Traces.

    In the Transaction Tracer a Trace Export function is available to export the Data in a xml-File, but in the Investigator I can't find a function to export more detail data from a collected trace (today I use Introscope 9.5.2).

     

    Any Idea how to save/export the information,

    thanks for any suggestion,

    Lutz

     

    p.s.

    The only way to save/export some information is copy/past the Summary View Data, but the Tree View can't copy/past.



  • 2.  Re: Export Investigator Traces data from the Tree View
    Best Answer

    Posted Oct 30, 2015 02:21 PM

    Hi Lutz,

    You can use the Command Line Workstation to grab the required trace as a xml file for e.g below command will get all normal traces for agent called "Tomcat Agent" sent between October 29th to October 30th

    java -jar CLWorkstation.jar get historical events matching "type:normal and agent:Tomcat Agent and time:[20151029 TO 20151030]"

     

    Hope that helps.

     

    Regards,

    Kulbir.



  • 3.  Re: Export Investigator Traces data from the Tree View

    Posted Oct 30, 2015 02:52 PM

    1E3 Thanks Kulbir,

    I got some data now (without "type:normal"). The xml file like this

    31171027 Oct 30 19:39 TransactionTraceData-20151030193938.xml

     

    Hopefully, the devoloper know how to read the data.

    Thanks for help,

    have a nice weekend,

    Lutz

     

    p.s.

    I use get historical events matching "agent:WepSphere Agentname and time:[20151029 TO 20151030]", all the time I use "type:nomal" I got "No transaction traces collected". I try to get some additional documentation/information.



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  • 5.  Re: Export Investigator Traces data from the Tree View

    Posted Oct 30, 2015 07:26 PM

    Hi,

    thanks Guenter, I try to play with some filter, but the result doesn't fit well.

    On the other hand I sent the whole data from all collected traces for one day to the developer. The folks are able to analyse what's going wrong now. But I can't find a tool to handle/visualize the data outside of Introscope, but the xml-files are readable in general.

    Have a nice weekend,

    Lutz