The purpose of this tutorial is to guide one through the creation and use of a small FlowTracer project using a combination of the Command Line Interface (CLI) and the Graphical User Interface (GUI).
This manual is aimed at the person who will be the administrator for FlowTracer. This person will be responsible for configuring the network resources, setting up the licensing, and establishing
security and access rules for the system.
The purpose of this tutorial is to guide one through the creation and use of a small FlowTracer project using a combination of the Command Line Interface (CLI) and the Graphical User Interface (GUI).
You can analyze the consequences of changing a file with the Impact analysis
function.
Click on a node to select it, for example, aa.
From the menu, click Node > Impact.
The Impact Analysis Report window opens: Figure 1.
The impact analysis shows how many files and jobs are affected by a
change in the selected file. Because FlowTracer keeps a
record of the time it has taken to run each job, FlowTracer can predict the time it will take to execute all
jobs dependent on the selected file.
You can get the same information
from the command line with the command
vsc:
% vsc aa
VALID NODES Files: 4 Tools: 4 Duration:1s
OTHER NODES Nothing.
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TOTAL Files: 4 Tools: 4 Duration:1s