Hi Bruno,
If you follow Samson's suggestion you should be able to get trace files
larger than 2GB because on the workbench side the trace data, when Profile
to file option is used, is saved in zipped file, so you can get much
larger traces.
After you profile to file you can import that file and specify extra
import filters, because the Trace model is managed in memory only you may
not be able to import the whole trace with most details.
To reduce the in memory Trace model footprint you can use import/profile
filters and the statistics (which are default in live profiling)
collection modes (in both import or live profiling). You can also import
different parts of the trace file to further reduce the Trace model
footprint.
Thanks !
Marius Slavescu
IBM Tivoli Autonomic Computing - Toronto Lab
Phone: 905-413-3610
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RE: [tptp-tracing-profiling-tools-dev] Regarding bug 149812.
Hi. There is no option to change the file output format to zip under
standalone mode. On the other hand if you use start the profile in
controlled mode and perform an attach from the eclipse workbench you might
be able to redirect the profiling data to a file by checking the "Sending
profiling data to a file" option under the "Destination" tab of the
"Profile->Attach to agent" dialog. I guess this might workaround the
system-imposed 2GB file size limit.
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I'm not sure about what you mean when you say "reduce the footprint of
profile".
I am getting the file size after applying the filters and trying to reduce
xml trace file content using following configuration in ?jvmpi.pro? with
TPTP 4.1:
*
* This is the profile file for the JvmPI Agent
* Use this file to control the information content that is collected
* All lines starting with an "*" are comment lines
*
*
************************************************************************************************************************************
* Global Options
* These options must be set at Agent startup before any tracing has begun.
* Please refer to
\logging\agents\profiling_agent\doc\JvmProfilingAgent.htm
for details.
************************************************************************************************************************************
**********************************
* Global Options - DEFAULT VALUE
**********************************
CLASS_LOAD_DETAILS = false
CONTEXT_FLOW = false
EXCEPTION_TRACING = false
FILTERS = true
GC = default
ID_STYLE = static
OPTIONS = true
TIMESTAMPS = true
UNREFERENCED_SYMBOLS = false
***********************************
* Global Options - INTERFACE VALUE
***********************************
COLLATION_VALUES = false
METHOD_COUNTS = false
OBJ_ALLOC_IS_ARRAY = true
OBJ_REF_MODE = filterOwner
STACK_INFORMATION = normal
TICKET = true
TRACE_IDREFS = false
Agent Controller running in "Controlled Mode" outputs xml trace files
zipped; am I right? Is there any way to obtain a zipped xml trace file in
?Standalone Mode?? This could be a good workaround to solve my problem.
Thank you very much!
Best Regards.
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German,
We do not have a workaround for the 2GB file size. Are you getting the
file size after applying the filters and trying to reduce the footprint of
profile?
Guru
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Subject: [tptp-tracing-profiling-tools-dev] Regarding bug 149812.
Is there some workaround for bug 149812 (
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=149812)
regarding 2 GBs limit size for trace file in Linux?
Thank you in advance!
Regards.
Germán Bruno
Software Engineer
Motorola Software Group Argentina
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