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Wiki MarkupYou can start tracing at any point in time during the execution of the Framework.

To start tracing in RAMP VLF-ONE, choose _Turn Tracing On_ option in the Execute Framework as a VLF-ONE dialog.

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To start tracing in RAMP Windows, click on the (Framework) menu, select (Tracing) -> Application Level.

RAMP execution might produce a large number of statements.

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For RAMP execution tracing in VLF-ONE, we recommend to use the Convert to CSV button to save the trace into a CSV file in your temp directory.

For RAMP execution tracing in Windows, we recommend to use the Save Trace to File button to save the trace into a text file in your temp directory. The exact location and file name of the trace file produced will appear in a message.

Press the Messages button to find out about the location of the trace file.

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Adding Your Own Tracing Statements

The shipped Java Script function TRACE() allows you to add your own trace statements to the trace:

For example, this trace statement:

TRACE("");

TRACE("Value of AKEY1 is =>" + objListManager.AKey1[0] + "<=");

TRACE("");

Generates this tracing:

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The blank lines before and after the actual trace statement are generated by TRACE(""); simply to make it easier to read.

For more information about the trace statement refer to Script Functions. !worddavaf485e25f57cd86bb5b0fc63f3f1b1cc.png|height=32,width=32! To start tracing in RAMP Windows, click on the (Framework) menu, select (Tracing) -> Application Level. RAMP execution might produce a large number of statements. !worddavaf485e25f57cd86bb5b0fc63f3f1b1cc.png|height=32,width=32! For RAMP execution tracing in VLF-ONE, we recommend to use the Convert to CSV button to save the trace into a CSV file in your temp directory. For RAMP execution tracing in Windows, we recommend to use the Save Trace to File button to save the trace into a text file in your temp directory. The exact location and file name of the trace file produced will appear in a message. Press the Messages button to find out about the location of the trace file. !worddavaf485e25f57cd86bb5b0fc63f3f1b1cc.png|height=32,width=32!   Adding Your Own Tracing Statements The shipped Java Script function TRACE() allows you to add your own trace statements to the trace: For example, this trace statement: TRACE(""); TRACE("Value of AKEY1 is =>" + objListManager.AKey1\[0\] + "<="); TRACE("");   Generates this tracing: !worddavaf485e25f57cd86bb5b0fc63f3f1b1cc.png|height=32,width=32! The blank lines before and after the actual trace statement are generated by TRACE(""); simply to make it easier to read. For more information about the trace statement refer to [<span style="color: #0000ee"><span style="text-decoration: underline; ">Script Functions</span></span>|lansa050_1545.htm#_Ref129505741].     [<span style="color: #0000ee"><span style="text-decoration: underline; ">Show Contents List</span></span>|../../index.htm#lansa/lansa050_1575.htm]