Starting, Pausing, and Stopping a Monitor Session
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Starts a new monitoring session Note: This action requires the Subsystem to be running. Note: Starting a session while monitoring is in a Not Enabled state may cause non-determinism. To avoid this, enable monitoring and restart the wRTOS Subsystem through the wRTOS Settings before you start a monitoring session. |
When a session is started, the monitoring status changes to Running. The status text includes the sub-folder name. Sub-folder names are of the form YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_NNN, where NNN is an integer between 000 and the total number of monitoring sessions started within that second. Each time you start monitoring, a new session folder is created. |
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Pauses the active session |
When a session is paused, the monitoring status changes to Paused. |
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Resumes a paused session |
When a session is resumed, the monitoring status changes to Running. |
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Stops the active session |
When a session is stopped, the monitoring status changes to Enabled or Not Enabled, depending on whether monitoring is enabled in wRTOS Settings. |
Other Topics in this section:
- Using wRTOS Monitor
- Understanding Monitor Status
- Customizing Event Collection
- Managing Session Triggers
- Session Options
Related Topics:
- Application Monitoring
- Understanding Persistent vs. Transient
- Changing Default Monitor Settings (wRTOS Settings)
- Event Classes
- Example: Parsing Custom Events Using C#