The Summary (Live) tab of the code display area can be clicked to display details about the live system.
Note: You may also debug a dump file using the Source Debugger. Please refer to Source Debugger: Summary (Dump) Tab for details.
There are five sections on the System Summary window (each of which can be unrolled or rolled to view more or less information):
Operating System: Identifies the operating system for the local PC.
VTS Information: Provides a snapshot of the VTS installation running on the local PC, including the amount of memory that is being used. This information is dynamically updated. Unrolling the VTS Information section enables you to view basically the same information that is contained in the About dialog).
Version number
Serial number
License type
Free updates expiry (extracted from the installation key)
Max tags allowed
Max browser clients allowed
Alarm dialer installed?
Memory used
Applications: Provides information about the applications installed on the local machine, including a list of those running and those that are stopped. You may expand the Running and Stopped subsections to see the names of the applications. The count (to the right of the Applications heading) includes applications that havent been added to the VAM. Please note that the System Library is always running so that you may debug the VAM.
Modules: Provides details similar to Instance Count, except more efficient. When the Modules tab is unrolled, Instance Count is run. This is a fairly expensive process in terms of system resources, so this section only updates periodically unless it is unrolled again.
Threads: Identifies the set of running threads within VTS. The number to the right of the thread name is the Windows thread identifier. The module that last ran, its state, and its statement number are identified. This section is updated on a fairly slow cycle to save system resources, but you may use the update button for faster updates. Under the System subheading (within the Threads section) the sequence of execution is provided (this is the same information as is presented in the Thread List Application time, module name, state, and statement number).