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Session Export Options

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Below are options for exporting sessions and session comparisons

 

Session export format - HTML or XML

 

-exportAsHTML

-exportAsXML

 

Export the session performance statistics as an HTML or XML file when Performance Validator has finished collecting data from the target program.

 

Example:

 

-exportAsHTML c:\results\html\testMacro1.html

-exportAsXML "c:\test results\xml\testMacro1.html"

 

 

Session export encoding - HTML or XML

 

These options allow you to export the session data as UTF-16, UTF8 or ASCII. UTF-16 and UTF-8 will add a byte order mark (BOM) to the start of the exported file.

 

-exportAsHTML_BOM

 

The exported HTML will be exported with the appropriate format.

 

 -exportAsHTML_BOM        ASCII

 -exportAsHTML_BOM        UTF8

 -exportAsHTML_BOM        UTF16

 

-exportAsXML_BOM

 

The exported XML will be exported with the appropriate format.

 

 -exportAsXML_BOM        ASCII

 -exportAsXML_BOM        UTF8

 -exportAsXML_BOM        UTF16

 

 

HTML and XML export options

 

The following options control settings for both HTML and XML export of the recorded session results.

 

-exportDescription
 

Includes the specified description string as part of the exported HTML/XML.

 

Example:

 

-exportDescription "Quality control test 2a"

 

Don't forget the quotes as this option is likely to contain spaces.

 

 

HTML-only export options

 

The following options are only for HTML export of the recorded session results

 

-exportAsCallGraphHTML
-exportAsCallTreeHTML

 

Exports the session data as a HTML file containing a call graph or a call tree when Performance Validator has finished collecting data from the target program.

 

Example:

 

-exportAsCallGraphHTML c:\callGraphs\testMacro.html

-exportAsCallTreeHTML "c:\call trees\test macro1.html"

 

 

-exportThreshold
 

Sets the minimum overall percentage contribution that a function must have in order to be included in a call tree or call graph export.

 

Example:

 

-exportThreshold 0.10

 

 

Session comparison export options

 

The following options are only used for export of session comparisons.

 

-comparisonShowAddress

-comparisonShowArgs

-comparisonShowFilename

-comparisonShowModulename

-comparisonShowReturnType

 

During the export of a session comparison these options indicate whether to show each corresponding function detail.

 

Each option takes an :On or :Off parameter

 

Examples:

 

-comparisonShowAddress:On

-comparisonShowFilename:Off