nca_set_dbtrace_file_index
| DB Trace Functions |
Identifies the trace file for later user by Controller and Analysis
void nca_set_dbtrace_file_index( LPCSTR fileindex );| fileindex | For details of how to access the file index before calling this function, see the example below. |
nca_set_dbtrace_file_index identifies the trace file for later user by Controller and Analysis. nca_set_dbtrace_file_index and nca_set_custom_dbtrace may be needed if DB trace cannot be enabled using the built-in mechanism. This may happen in the case of custom applications with a non-standard UI.
Return Values
No value is returned.
Parameterization
Parameterization is not available for this function.
Example
This example shows how to use nca_set_custom_dbtrace and nca_set_debtrace_file_index.
Record a business process that enables DB trace.
Find the DB trace file index ID.
Create a function that captures the trace file index.
Add function nca_set_custom_dbtrace with the function name immediately after the nca_connect_server function call.
1. Record a business process that enables DB trace
Example of a typical process:
/*enable trace*/
nca_set_window("Navigator - General Ledger, Vision Operations (USA)");
nca_menu_select_item("N", "Help;Diagnostics;Trace;Regular Trace");
nca_set_window("Enable Diagnostics");
nca_response_set_data("Enable Diagnostics",
"ORACLE Password:==>apps");
nca_response_press_ok("Enable Diagnostics");
nca_set_window("Note");
nca_popup_message_press("Note", "OK");/*set file size unlimited*/
nca_set_window("Navigator - General Ledger, Vision Operations (USA)");nca_menu_select_item("N",
"Help;Diagnostics;Trace;Unlimited Trace File Size");2. Find the DB trace file index ID
In this example it can be found in popup window Note:
FND_TRACE_ON (DIR=E:\myOracleServer\visdb\9.2.0\admin\VIS_quest\udump) (FILE_STRING=2184) To get the file index use function nca_obj_get_info:
char buf[1024], fileindex[32];
...
nca_set_window("Note");if (nca_obj_get_info("Note", "msg_text", buf) == E_OK)
{ char *pStart = NULL, *pEnd = NULL;
int iLength;
pStart = (char*)strstr(buf, "FILE_STRING=");
if (pStart) {
pStart += strlen("FILE_STRING=");
pEnd = (char*)strchr(pStart, ')');
iLength = pEnd - pStart;
strncpy(fileindex, pStart, iLength);
fileindex[iLength] = '\0';
}
}nca_popup_message_press("Note", "OK");3. Create a function that captures the trace file index
Check that the code for finding the db trace file index runs without error. Then create a separate function before the vuser_init function and cut and paste the trace code into the new function. In this example, the function is named enable_trace. In the new function, add a call to nca_set_dbtrace_file_index immediately after trace enabling. In this example, that is after the call nca_popup_message_press("Note", "OK") .
void enable_trace() {
char buf[1024], fileindex[32];
nca_set_window("Navigator - General Ledger, Vision Operations (USA)");
nca_menu_select_item("N","Help;Diagnostics;Trace;Regular Trace");
nca_set_window("Enable Diagnostics");
nca_response_set_data("Enable Diagnostics",
"ORACLE Password:==>apps");
nca_response_press_ok("Enable Diagnostics"); nca_set_window("Note"); if (nca_obj_get_info("Note", "msg_text", buf) == E_OK) {
char *pStart = NULL, *pEnd = NULL;
int iLength;
pStart = (char*)strstr(buf, "FILE_STRING=");
if (pStart) {
pStart += strlen("FILE_STRING=");
pEnd = (char*)strchr(pStart, ')');
iLength = pEnd - pStart;
strncpy(fileindex, pStart, iLength);
fileindex[iLength] = '\0';
}
} nca_popup_message_press("Note", "OK");nca_set_dbtrace_file_index(fileindex);
/*set file size*/
nca_set_window("Navigator - General Ledger, Vision Operations (USA)"); nca_menu_select_item("N", "Help;Diagnostics;Trace;Unlimited Trace File Size");
}4. Add nca_set_custom_dbtrace with the function name immediately after the nca_connect_server call
nca_connect_server("myserver.com", "9000", "module=...");nca_set_custom_dbtrace(enable_db_trace);

