I notice “Disable Tracing” does not effect the “exception” predefined probe. How can I disable that as well?
You can’t. This is deliberately designed to remain active even after trace is disabled. We do deliver source for the probes so that users can customize their behavior. In this case it would be a simple matter of putting the “if (RootCauseTraceIsEnabled)” check (see Q6.10) around the code in the “ExceptionHandler” routine within $APROBE/probes/exception.apc, recompiling it, and either using a local copy or overwriting $APROBE/ual_lib/exception.ual. (On Windows, %APROBE%\probes\exception.apc and %APROBE%\ual_lib\exception.dll, respectively.
You can’t. This is deliberately designed to remain active even after trace is disabled. We do deliver source for the probes so that users can customize their behavior. In this case it would be a simple matter of putting the “if (RootCauseTraceIsEnabled)” check (see Q6.10) around the code in the “ExceptionHandler” routine within $APROBE/probes/exception.apc, recompiling it, and either using a local copy or overwriting $APROBE/ual_lib/exception.ual.
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