ANATOMAGE SINGLE CASE VIEWER WINDOWS
In any individual view of data, you can achieve a unique analysis context however, you will find that a combination of Chart Layouts, viewers, and Tool Windows that expose the same session data or details in different ways will contribute significantly to problem identification and resolution.Ĭhart Viewer Layouts in Message Analyzer Profiles You can also click a group node in the Grouping viewer to simultaneously drive the display of messages in the Analysis Grid viewer, a Chart, and in a Tool Window such as the Message Stack. The data points that you will find in many of these components are dynamically integrated with other viewers such as the Analysis Grid, so that you can interactively drive the display of messages in the latter by double-clicking data points in the former. The categories in which built-in Chart viewer Layouts exist are described in the Chart Layout Categories section ahead, where you can link to topics that describe the Chart viewer Layouts in each category.Ī single type of graphic visualizer now exists in each built-in Layout, such as a grid, bar element, pie-chart, or timeline component. Many of the Layouts provide high-level overviews of data in unique formats that can immediately point to specific issues and potentially indicate the direction in which further analysis might proceed. The Layouts feature for Charts enables you to select from a wide assortment of built-in view Layouts that are custom designed by Microsoft to provide focused analysis environments for quick exposure of information that is critical to troubleshooting. The data exposed in this Layout shows the relative distribution of message volume for all protocols or modules for which messages were captured in a set of trace results.įigure 46: Top Level Protocols Message Count Chart Layout A Chart viewer Layout called the Top Level Protocols Message Count contains a Bar element visualizer component, as shown in the figure that follows. The visualizer component types include Table grid, Bar element, Pie chart, Timeline graph, and other graphs that plot message data in the x-y coordinate domain the Timeline graphs also include time window slider controls for zooming on data. The built-in Layouts for the Chart viewer consist of various graphic visualizer components that provide top-level data summaries and statistics based on message types, fields, properties, and preconfigured formulas. However, Microsoft also provides numerous view Layouts for the Chart viewer that each have a predefined configuration designed to display specific types of data in various presentation formats for the enhancement of data analysis perspectives. By default, Message Analyzer provides several built-in data viewers such as the Analysis Grid, Grouping, Pattern Match, and Gantt viewers, as described in earlier sections.
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