It actually did help, as I saw the values been matched which were slightly different than the data pattern. The matching pattern for example for an event type 3 would have been ''3'' as displayed within the user trace where in fact it should find ''"3"",". This includes a comma to indicate the end of the my tag. It is actually very powerful and allows me to perform transformation of this CSV file to any format I want with virtually zero coding. Speed of this transformation is not that important as I collect statistical data.
This was the first time I had a need for the user trace hence my inexperience with it. I will use it again, so thanks for the awareness.
This was the first time I had a need for the user trace
More likely, you needed it before but did not realize it! User trace is useful for debugging all kinds of message flow problems and I think you have been a WMB user for a few years now.
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