The Display Behaviour tab allows you control how which displays are shown when a program starts executing and when a program finishes executing.
The default options are shown below:

Thread Validator can change the current display to any of the following displays.
•Summary 
 the main display 
•Locks : All Locks 
 all locks in the application
•Locks : Locks per Thread 
 locks displayed per thread that uses them
•Locks : Active Locks 
 locks that are currently locked
•Wait Chains 
 locks and waits and their relations to each other
•Threads : Locks 
 thread history, plus locks for a given time segment
•Threads : Lock Order 
 thread history, plus the order locks were acquired for a given time segment
•Analysis : Query 
 perform queries on the locking data
•Analysis : Coverage 
 code coverage for locking primitives
•Analysis : Active Objects 
 locking primitives and handles and the callstack for the creation of the handle
•Analysis : Object Handles 
 handles open in the target application
•Diagnostic : Diagnostic 
 diagnostic information
•Diagnostic : Stdout 
 text collected from stdout
•Diagnostic : Environment Variables 
 environment variables from the program under test
•Diagnostic : Child Processes 
 processes launched by the program under test
When Thread Validator starts monitoring the behaviour of an application the current display can automatically be switched to any of the displays listed above.
There is also the option not to change the display.
When Thread Validator has finished processing all the information from the target application the current display can automatically be switched to any of the displays listed above.
There is also the option not to change the display.
 
The type of display that may interesting for collected data depends on the type of program that was executed. Native, .Net or Mixed mode. To accommodate this we provide one setting for each of the three program types.
Reset All - Resets all global settings, not just those on the current page.
Reset - Resets the settings on the current page.