Bugzilla-A Bug tracking tool

What is Bugzilla?
Bugzilla is a bug tracking system developed at mozilla.org.

How do enter a bug in Bugzilla?
To enter a bug, through "Enter a new bug" link from the main Bugzilla page. This will take you to a product selection screen.

What happens once enter a bug?
After you enter a bug, mail is sent both to you and the QA department. A member of the QA department will verify that they can reproduce your bug.

How do search a bug?
To search a bug, through "Query" link from the main Bugzilla page.

How do submit a patch?
The new Bugzilla system supports the attachment of patches, test cases, and various other forms of file types directly from the bug report screen. Just click on "Create an attachment"

Are cookies required in Bugzilla?
Yes.

How can you view your assigned bugs?
We can view the assigned bugs though “My Bugs” link.

How can you generate bug report?
We can generate bug report through “Report” link.

When Bugzilla was released?
Bugzilla was released in 1998.

Which language was written Bugzilla first time?
Bugzilla was originally written in "TCL".

Who developed the Bugzilla?
Terry Weissman

Which language Bugzilla written?
"Perl"

What are the Bugzilla fields?
Bugzilla have 11 fields like-

1. Product
2. Component
3. Version
4. Platform
5. OS
6. Priority
7. Severity
8. Assigned To
9. URL
10. Summary
11. Description

How can you edit your account in Bugzilla?
We can use "User Preferences" link.

How can you add new Product in Bugzilla?
We can use "Product" link for adding new product.

How can you add Components of product in Bugzilla?
We can use "Components" link for adding components in Bugzilla.

How can edit version of any product in Bugzilla?
We can use "Edit Versions" link.

Perfmon to capture the Process Performance of server or system

 How do we track and log system and process information on a Windows operating system?

 Windows system tools available for monitoring almost every type of performance, including CPU, memory, file system and network usage. You do not have to rely merely on the Task Manager.

There is a Windows utility called PerfMon (Performance Monitor) that has the ability to graph and log performance metrics for specific processes, as well as set alarms and timing for performance monitoring and logging.

Steps to View and Log Performance Data Using Windows 7 Performance Monitor:

1.Make sure LabVIEW is open.

2.Click on the Start Menu and click Run.

3.Type perfmon into the Run command prompt and click OK.



4.You will then see the Performance Monitor pop up.



5.Click on the green ‘+’ sign near the top of the Performance Monitor Window to bring up theAdd Counters window.

6.On the left side,choose which counters to add and click Add >>. Your counters should now appear under Added Counters. Click OK.



There are many options for what counters to add. A few that may be of special note when dealing with LabVIEW performance issues are:

Memory
Processor

Process (shown above): Under process, one can choose specific programs to monitor. In the upper left Window, you can select the aspects of the process that you’d like to monitor such as % Processor Time or Virtual Bytes. In the lower left hand window, you can select which process you’d like to monitor. Above, LabVIEW has been selected.

Now you should be able to see all chosen counters updating on the graph

In order to log this data to file, right-click on Performance Monitor and select New»Data Collector Set.

Type in a name for your data set and press Next.

Complete the rest of the steps including choosing the location you want to save your log file.
When you want to start logging the performance data, right-click on your Data Collector Set and select Start. To stop logging, right-click and select Stop.





Note: PerfMon provides ActiveX properties and methods, allowing you to control it through another ADE and even use it as an embedded control in an application.