How can you limit the information displayed in the Tracer tool to the specific time an error occurs?

The best way to limit the information displayed in the Tracer tool to the specific time an error occurs is to start the Tracer tool before the error and pause it when the error happens. By doing so, you capture only the relevant events and processes leading up to the error, while avoiding an overload of information that could distract from diagnosing the specific issue. This technique allows for a more focused analysis, as you can examine only the interactions that transpired during that critical time frame.

Starting the Tracer beforehand ensures that all relevant data points contributing to the error are included, while pausing at the moment of the error helps contain the recorded data, significantly enhancing clarity and effectiveness in troubleshooting. Analyzing the flow of events in this manner can yield insights into potential coding flaws or system configuration issues that may be causing the error, ultimately leading to more efficient resolution.

Other methods, like using a date filter, could be less precise since the Tracer’s output may span a broader range of actions that aren't relevant to the specific error timeframe. Running the Tracer after the error occurs would not capture any relevant data from the events leading up to the issue, making it challenging to identify its root cause. Lastly, utilizing the streamlined view may reduce some visual clutter