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Database Diagnostic Data Collection
Diagnostic data output file formats : Diagnostic tracking file
 

Diagnostic tracking file

A top-level diagnostic tracking file is created when the first event is triggered, and appended for every subsequent event. This file allows you to correlate an event sub-directory with a specific event.
If your output format is CSV, the diagnostic tracking file is formatted as follows:
"Timestamp" "PID" "TID" "Level" "ProcType" "Event" "Dbname" "EventDir" "EventId" "Status"
The "Status" element contains START or END to indicate the duration of the event.
If your output format is JSON, the diagnostic tracking file is formatted as shown in the following example:
{"AnEvent_2_Start":{"Timestamp":"2017-05-16T17:41:06.000-4:00","PID":"P-79844",
"TID":"T-140067960612608","Level":0,"ProcType":"MON ","Event":"DbStatus",
"Dbname":"/scratch/doc/117/docdb",
"EventDir":"/scratch/doc/117/diagEvent_2017-05-16T17:41:06.000-4:00_DbStatus_2",
"EventId":2,"Status":"Start"}}

{"AnEvent_2_End":{"Timestamp":"2017-05-16T17:41:06.000-4:00","PID":"P-79844",
"TID":"T-140067960612608","Level":0,"ProcType":"MON ","Event":"DbStatus",
"Dbname":"/scratch/doc/117/docdb",
"EventDir":"/scratch/doc/117/diagEvent_2017-05-16T17:41:06.000-4:00_DbStatus_2",
"EventId":2,"Status":"End"}}