The Save Table dialog allows you to save the contents of the entire table in the current pane to a specified (.csv) file. Column titles will be included for easy identification when opened in an spreadsheet for analysis. The table contents do not have to be selected for the table to be saved. Figure 1 shows the Save Table dialog. You can select an existing project and folder in which to add the .csv file or select the Create Empty Project... button to create a new empty project to contain the new .csv file.
Figure 1 - Saving Table Data Dialog
If you select the Create Empty Project... button, the New Project dialog will appear as shown in Figure 2. Enter a project name and specify a workspace location to store the project. Click Next to specify project dependencies or click Finish to create the new project. If you select Finish at this point, then you can select the new project (in the list of projects) as the project to contain the .csv file.
Figure 2 - New Project Dialog
If you select Next the Project References page will appear. In Project References, you can set project dependencies for the new project. In the list of other projects in the Workspace, you can select one or more projects on which you want the new project to depend upon. Click Finish to return to the main Save Table dialog and select the new project as the project to contain the .csv file. Click Finish in the main dialog to create and open the new file in your default spreadsheet program.
Figure 3 - Select Referenced Projects (if applicable)
The Save Drilldown Tables command is similar to the Save Table command and related dialogs. The difference being that the .csv file will include Thread, Binary, and/or Function information; as displayed in the analyzer. For example, if Thread -> Binary -> Function is selected by the user and displayed in the analyzer, then Thread, Binary, and Function related information will be saved in the .csv file.
When the Threads tab is selected, this command saves samples of checked threads. A dialog similar to the Save Table dialog will appear for you to save threads checked in the Thread table to a comma separated .csv file. This file can be opened in a spreadsheet application.
When the Binaries tab is selected, this command saves samples of checked binaries. A dialog similar to the Save Table dialog will appear for you to save binaries checked in the Binaries table to a comma separated .csv file. This file can be opened in a spreadsheet application.
When the Functions tab is selected, this command saves samples of checked functions. A dialog similar to the Save Table dialog will appear for you to save functions checked in the Functions table to a comma separated .csv file. This file can be opened in a spreadsheet application.
When the Function Calls tab is selected, this command saves all function calls for the selected time interval. A dialog similar to the Save Table dialog will appear for you to save all function calls made during the selected time interval to a comma separated .csv file. This file can be opened in a spreadsheet application.