8.8.6 When method cancellation occurs
This subsection describes the trace collection points when method cancellation occurs, and also describes the trace information that can be collected.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Trace collection points and PRF trace collection levels
The following table describes the event IDs, trace collection points, and PRF trace collection levels.
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Event ID |
No. in the figure# |
Trace collection points |
Level |
|---|---|---|---|
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0x8490 |
1 |
When the method cancellation processing starts |
A |
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0x8C41 |
2 |
When an SQL statement is output to check errors |
A |
|
0x8491 |
3 |
When the method cancellation processing is completed |
A |
- Legend:
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A: Standard
- #
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Corresponds to the numbers in Figure 8-37.
The following figure shows the trace collection points when method cancellation occurs.
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(2) Trace information that can be collected
The following table describes the trace information that can be collected when method cancellation occurs.
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No. in the figure# |
Event ID |
Level |
Information that you can acquire |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Interface name |
Operation name |
Optional |
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|
1 |
0x8490 |
A |
Root application information of the application for which method cancellation is to be executed |
-- |
-- |
|
2 |
0x8C41 |
A |
Root application information of the connection for which a transaction timeout, forced termination of the J2EE application, or method cancellation was executed |
-- |
SQL statement |
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3 |
0x8491 |
A |
-- |
-- |
Entrance-time |
- Legend:
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A: Standard
--: Not applicable
- #
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Corresponds to the numbers in Figure 8-37.