David,
The profiler XML is fairly easy to read and analyze, but I mostly work
with it via cq.
Besides the built-in 'profile' button, cq knows how to display arbitrary
profiler output. If you have prof:report() output in cq, and use the
'html' button, cq will detect the profiler XML and display it as a table
with sortable columns.
If you are interested in crafting your own tools, cq's eval.xqy and
lib-view.xqy contain all the profiler-related code. Because cq is
provided under the Apache license, so you have wide latitude for re-use
and derivative work.
-- Mike
On 2010-02-04 09:02, David Sewell wrote:
I'm remembering that there are tools out there that take the output of
the MarkLogic profiling report, prof:report(), and do interesting
analytical things with it. Just my imagination, or...?
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