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Trace History window
The Trace History window is a log of all commands sent from the Interaction Host Recorder to the Host and the Host's responses. This includes all cursor movements, key presses, and screen changes. You can use the information in this window for debugging. For example, if a transition playback fails for unknown reasons, check the Trace History window to determine which commands failed to reach the host.
The information contained in this window accumulates as long as you are running Interaction Host Recorder. If you load a new host profile, the new commands are appended to the trace history log. Click the Clear button to remove all entries from the Trace History window.
The trace history related command line parameters are listed below:
\trace={type}
Sets level of tracing added to the trace buffer and shown in the trace history dialog.
{type}:
none - No tracing
error - Trace only errors
warning - Trace errors and warnings
status - Default, trace errors, warnings and status information
Notes: All of the above include additional verbose information about execution process.
The parameter keywords are not case sensitive.