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The Socket Write tab contains information about the socket write operations that occurred during the time of recording.
For information about using the range navigator, see Using the Range Navigator.
The socket write events can be presented either by the sockets written to, by threads that initiated the write event, or both. Switch between modes using the By Host, By Thread, and By Event subtabs. Each subtab contains a similar set of panels, providing a list of socket write events and details for the selected events.
The top panel in each subtab of the Socket Write tab (Socket Writes by Host, Socket Writes by Thread, and All Socket Writes) contains a table with the list of socket write events. Depending on the subtab, this table can contain the following columns:
Thread: The thread that initiated the write operation.
Remote Address: The address of the socket to which data is written.
Remote Host: The host where the socket was opened.
Number of Ports: The number of ports opened by the socket.
Duration: The duration of the write operations for the socket or thread.
Bytes Written: The total size of data written to the socket.
Number of Writes: The number of times that data was written to the socket.
To filter the table entries, select the column on which you want to filter and then specify the filtering string. You can use wildcards in the filtering string and specify a regular expression by prepending it with regexp:
. If the table contains numeric values, you can specify a logical expression using the comparison operators (<
, <=
, >
, >=
), the AND operator (&&
), and the OR operator (||
).
For information about working with tables, see Working with Tables.
The Socket Writes over Time panel contains a graph that shows the amount of data written over time. Depending on the opened subtab of the Socket Write tab, this graph shows written data size for the selected socket, selected thread, or selected event.
The Socket Write Trace Tree contains a table with the stack trace for the selected socket, thread, or event. It also shows the number of write operations for each method on the stack.