New Execution Trace Filters Wizard

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New Execution Trace Filters Wizard

This wizard defines new execution trace filters in Rule Scenario Manager.

To open the New Execution Trace Filters Wizard, in the File menu select New > Other, open ILOG Rule Studio, open the Rule Scenario Manager category, and click Trace filter properties.

Select Project Page

The Project page is where you select the Java project in which to create the new files. Select a project from the list.

New Execution Trace Filters Page

The Execution Trace Filters page allows you to specify the information to include in the execution trace. Note that a new execution trace filter will replace any existing one in the project. Excluding unnecessary data can improve execution performance.

Select the data items you wish to include in a trace by clicking them on in the list:

Table 27 Execution Trace Filters

Check box	Default Filter	Purpose
Number of rules fired	YES	Returns the number of rules fired.
Number of tasks executed	YES	Returns the number of tasks executed.
Rules fired	YES	Returns the name of every rule fired.
Tasks executed	YES	Returns the name of every executed task.
Number of rules not fired	YES	Returns the number of rules in the ruleset that were not fired.
Number of tasks not executed	YES	Returns the number of tasks in the ruleset that were not executed.
Rules not fired	YES	Returns the names of the rules in the ruleset that were not fired.
Tasks not executed	YES	Returns the names of the tasks in the ruleset that were not fired.
Execution duration	YES	Returns the execution time in milliseconds (ms).
Output parameters	YES	Returns the ruleset parameter values with the direction IN/OUT and OUT.
Working memory	NO	The working memory filter is disabled by default owing to the large amount of data that it can return. It must be turned on manually. You can apply a specific filter to the working memory data. The filter is an inclusion filter, composed of a comma-separated list of classnames. For example: loan.Borrower, loan.Loan.
Output string	YES	Returns the output data directly from the rule engine.
Objects that triggered the firing of the rules	NO	Returns a list of objects that caused the rules to fire.

Related Concepts

Execution Trace

Related Tasks

Tracing Ruleset Execution

Adding a Trace Filters File to a Project