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TIMER LOGGING CAPABILITY
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This describes the setup and process for debugging UPCALC with different levels of Trace capabilities.
This describes the setupn and process for debugging UPCALC with different levels of Trace capabilities.
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!UPCALC - Selection Parameters for Tracing
!UPCALC - Selection Parameters for Tracinhg
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*When this parameter is Yes, the IPPP 'Override Trace Level' of the Pay Point Task will be read to trace all employees in this Payrun when the UPCALC is run with Exception Level=0-Exception
*When this parameter is Yes, the IPPP 'Override Trace Level' of the Pay Point Task will be read to trace all empoloyees in this Payrun when the UPCALC is run with Exception Level=0-Exception
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If user wants to debug the performance of how UPCALC is calling the UPCALC tasks, user can set up a Function Preference for UPCALC to generate a TIMER logging file that provides the Task Name and Duration time of these tasks - set up IMFN Function Preference as below
If user wants to debug the performance of how UPCALC is calling the UPCALC tasks, user can set up a Function Preference for UPCALC to generate a TIMER logging file that provides the Task Name and Duration time of these tasks, please set up IMFN Function Preference as below for detail
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Users can set up UPCALC to run in Multi-Thread to improve UPCALC performance of a Payrun - set up IMFN Function Preference as below
user can set up UPCALC to run in Multi-Thread to improve UPCALC performance of a Payrun, please set up IMFN Function Preference as below
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**On IMFN screen for UPCALC function, user can add the Function Preference ‘PERFORMANCE FLDR’
**If this ‘PERFORMANCE FLDR’ specifies a valid the Directory Name, then UPCALC or Trial Calcwill generate the Performance Timer file using this Directory Name
**Trial Calc and UPCALC will generate Timer files with these naming convention:\\RPCALC_20160720_TIMERS_417232.csv - i.e. RPCALC + Date + ‘TIMERS’ + Mex ID\\UPCALC_20160720_TIMERS_417228.csv - i.e. UPCALC + Date + ‘TIMERS’ + Mex ID
**if UPCALC is run in Multi-Thread, the Timer file will display each Thread’s Timer statistics on one file
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*If this ‘PERFORMANCE FLDR’ specifies a valid the Directory Name, then UPCALC or Trial Calc will generate the Performance Timer file using this Directory Name
*Trial Calc and UPCALC will generate Timer files with these naming convention:
**RPCALC_20160720_TIMERS_417232.csv - i.e. RPCALC + Date + ‘TIMERS’ + Mex ID
**UPCALC_20160720_TIMERS_417228.csv - i.e. UPCALC + Date + ‘TIMERS’ + Mex ID
*If UPCALC is run in Multi-Thread, the Timer file will display each Thread’s Timer statistics on one file
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