How to find ECID in a Jfr file.?

Hi,
I am new to JRockit. I have ECID & jfr file for an incident error. I installed JRockit in windows.
I wanted to know how to search for an ECID from a jfr file. This is for trackinf incident errors in Fusion Apps.
Pls share any pointers / links.
Thanks,
Praveen SK

johnsold wrote:
If the spreadsheet file is a text file, you could use the string functions to search for the presence of zeros. The details would depend heavily on the format in which the data is saved.
For working with numeric values another caution is in order. In this case it probably would work to use the Is Equal to Zero comparison primitive, but remember that in general equality comparisons on floating point numbers are not a good idea due to the finite representation in binary and roundoff errors after calculations. Adapting Matt Bradley's suggestion you might test whether the absolute value is less than some tolerance, such as 1e-6, rather than zero.
Lynn
Lynn- good point! but use abs val and compare to the machine epsilon (that "little e" constant on the numeric>constants sub-palette is the smallest value that the computer can represent as a dbl)
Jeff

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