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<body><h2>Configuring tracing rules with TraceAnalyser</h2> <p>TraceAnalyser
is a tool that enables you to supervise and analyse the target application's
time consumption during an operation, or supervise parameters in Open System
Trace (OST) traces. </p><p>With this tool, you can create a set of rules that
define the order and maximum delay between two traces, or a value range that
must be met. Whenever some rule fails (for example, an operation takes longer
than what was required in the rule), a failure log is written to TraceAnalyser's
interface. You can also view history graphs of the defined rules. </p><p>
To see an overview of all the steps, start by reading <a href="../gettingstarted/traceanalyser_basic_walkthrough.htm">
TraceAnalyser basic walk-through</a>. </p><h5>Related tasks</h5><ul>
<li><a href="../tasks/creating_rules.htm">Creating tracing rules</a></li>
<li><a href="modifying_rules.htm">Modifying rules</a></li>
<li><a href="viewing_failed_cases.htm">Viewing the log of failed rules</a></li>
<li><a href="viewing_the_history.htm">Viewing the rule history</a></li>
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