Information in trace entries includes the following:
- Time (to the millisecond). Double-click to see the time to the microsecond.
- Type of the trace entry, that is, the component selected when the trace was activated or when the analysis settings were made.
Component | Key | Object |
Authorization check | AUTH | Authorization object used |
Kernel functions | CMOD | Corresponding C function in kernel |
General kernel | USER | C module in the kernel in which the trace is written |
Database accesses (SQL trace) | SQL | Database table being accessed |
Table buffer trace | BUFF | Database table being accessed |
RFC calls | RFC | Called function module |
Lock operations | ENQUE | Lock object used |
- Duration of the trace, provided this is useful. In the case of an authorization trace, a USER trace (free text that can be written by a kernel module), and the beginning of a C function in CMOD trace, a duration is not useful and therefore not required.
- Object: the object is different, depending on the trace component, and can be obtained from the table above.
- Trace message text
Double-click on a line to get additional detailed information on this trace record.
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