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    Field Sets

    The Show [Field set] command in the toolbar or menu allows you to select how information should be presented.

    A field set defines which columns are included in the types list (snapshot and real time), how call stacks and root paths can be sorted, and how the fields are presented in the info panels.

    Four different sets are available:

    • Standard
      The information presented using this set consists of the basic information about instances, e.g. number of instances, instance sizes and the number of allocations performed. This is the only field set that is available when attaching to a process or when comparing snapshots from different sessions.

    • Dispose Info
      This field set should be used to present information collected by the dispose tracker. When using this set, the instance size and allocation information presented by the standard set is replaced with information about disposed and undisposed instances. This set is only available if the dispose tracker is enabled. For more information, see Dispose Tracker.

    • Heap Utilization
      This field set is used to present information about the heap utilization. When using this set, the instance size information presented by the standard set is replaced by information about the distribution of allocations over the different GC heaps (generation #0, #1, #2 and the large heap). For more information, see Heap Utilization Tracker.

    • Memory Leaks
      This field set is only available if a memory assertion has failed. It is used to present information about instances that have been identified as potential memory leaks by a memory assertion. When using this set, the instance size and allocation information presented by the standard set are replaced with information about the potential memory leak instances.

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