Why do we need Evet Trace ON/Off

Hi All,
Why do we need Evet Trace ON/Off ???
Regards
Vamsi

Hi,
If it is in context with ccBPM, it is used for tracing out all the steps in case of any run time error, It will help you to find out more detailed way
Rgds,
Moorthy

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