Tracer best practices
Use Tracer best practices to make tracing easier and more efficient.
Trace only one requestor session per operator and node
Do not attempt to start the Tracer when another requestor session on the same Pega Platform node is using the same Operator ID, or is running the Tracer.
Turn off HTTP compression
Ordinarily, Pega Platform uses HTTP compression to reduce the length of text messages sent to Internet Explorer. HTTP compression is also used in SOAP messages. This might complicate Tracer debugging because compression makes it difficult to interpret the messages.
 To disable HTTP compression, edit the prconfig.xml file or Dynamic
        System Setting and set the value of the Tracer setting enable-compression
        setting to "false." This change takes effect the next time your system starts. 
Reset this value to enable compression when debugging is complete.
Domain Name System lookups required
 In some Pega Platform installations, the
          ClientHostName value appears only as a numeric Internet Protocol (IP)
        address. The true ClientHostName is visible only when the application
        server is enabled to perform Domain Name System lookups: 
-  For Tomcat-based systems, set the parameter enableLookups(in theserver.xmlfile) to "true" to allow DNS lookups.
-  For Oracle Weblogic, add the parameter ReverseDNSAllowed="true"to the config.xml file to allow DNS lookups.