PerfettoSQL Prelude

Tables diagram

Events tables

graph TD subgraph Events SliceTable["slice"] FtraceEventTable["ftrace_event"] SchedSliceTable["sched"] SpuriousSchedWakeupTable["spurious_sched_wakeup"] ThreadStateTable["thread_state"] end SliceTable["slice"] -. parent_id .-> SliceTable["slice"] SliceTable["slice"] -. arg_set_id .-> ArgTable["args"] FtraceEventTable["ftrace_event"] -. utid .-> ThreadTable["thread"] FtraceEventTable["ftrace_event"] -. arg_set_id .-> ArgTable["args"] FtraceEventTable["ftrace_event"] -. ucpu .-> CpuTable["cpu"] SchedSliceTable["sched"] -. ucpu .-> CpuTable["cpu"] ThreadStateTable["thread_state"] -. waker_id .-> ThreadStateTable["thread_state"] ThreadStateTable["thread_state"] -. ucpu .-> CpuTable["cpu"] click SliceTable "#slice" click SliceTable "#slice" click ArgTable "#args" click FtraceEventTable "#ftrace_event" click ThreadTable "#thread" click ArgTable "#args" click CpuTable "#cpu" click SchedSliceTable "#sched" click CpuTable "#cpu" click SpuriousSchedWakeupTable "#spurious_sched_wakeup" click ThreadStateTable "#thread_state" click ThreadStateTable "#thread_state" click CpuTable "#cpu"

Android tables

graph TD subgraph Android AndroidDumpstateTable["android_dumpstate"] AndroidGameInterventionListTable["android_game_intervention_list"] end click AndroidDumpstateTable "#android_dumpstate" click AndroidGameInterventionListTable "#android_game_intervention_list"

Callstack profilers tables

graph TD subgraph Callstack profilers StackProfileMappingTable["stack_profile_mapping"] StackProfileFrameTable["stack_profile_frame"] StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] CpuProfileStackSampleTable["cpu_profile_stack_sample"] InstrumentsSampleTable["instruments_sample"] HeapProfileAllocationTable["heap_profile_allocation"] PerfSessionTable["perf_session"] PerfSampleTable["perf_sample"] ProfilerSmapsTable["profiler_smaps"] SymbolTable["stack_profile_symbol"] end StackProfileFrameTable["stack_profile_frame"] -. mapping .-> StackProfileMappingTable["stack_profile_mapping"] StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] -. parent_id .-> StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] -. frame_id .-> StackProfileFrameTable["stack_profile_frame"] CpuProfileStackSampleTable["cpu_profile_stack_sample"] -. callsite_id .-> StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] InstrumentsSampleTable["instruments_sample"] -. callsite_id .-> StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] HeapProfileAllocationTable["heap_profile_allocation"] -. callsite_id .-> StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] PerfSampleTable["perf_sample"] -. callsite_id .-> StackProfileCallsiteTable["stack_profile_callsite"] PerfSampleTable["perf_sample"] -. perf_session_id .-> PerfSessionTable["perf_session"] click StackProfileMappingTable "#stack_profile_mapping" click StackProfileFrameTable "#stack_profile_frame" click StackProfileMappingTable "#stack_profile_mapping" click StackProfileCallsiteTable "#stack_profile_callsite" click StackProfileCallsiteTable "#stack_profile_callsite" click StackProfileFrameTable "#stack_profile_frame" click CpuProfileStackSampleTable "#cpu_profile_stack_sample" click StackProfileCallsiteTable "#stack_profile_callsite" click InstrumentsSampleTable "#instruments_sample" click StackProfileCallsiteTable "#stack_profile_callsite" click HeapProfileAllocationTable "#heap_profile_allocation" click StackProfileCallsiteTable "#stack_profile_callsite" click PerfSessionTable "#perf_session" click PerfSampleTable "#perf_sample" click StackProfileCallsiteTable "#stack_profile_callsite" click PerfSessionTable "#perf_session" click ProfilerSmapsTable "#profiler_smaps" click SymbolTable "#stack_profile_symbol"

Metadata tables

graph TD subgraph Metadata MachineTable["machine"] ProcessTable["process"] ThreadTable["thread"] FiledescriptorTable["filedescriptor"] MetadataTable["metadata"] end ProcessTable["process"] -. parent_upid .-> ProcessTable["process"] ProcessTable["process"] -. uid .-> PackageListTable["package_list"] ProcessTable["process"] -. arg_set_id .-> ArgTable["args"] ProcessTable["process"] -. machine_id .-> MachineTable["machine"] ThreadTable["thread"] -. upid .-> ProcessTable["process"] ThreadTable["thread"] -. machine_id .-> MachineTable["machine"] click MachineTable "#machine" click ProcessTable "#process" click ProcessTable "#process" click PackageListTable "#package_list" click ArgTable "#args" click MachineTable "#machine" click ThreadTable "#thread" click ProcessTable "#process" click MachineTable "#machine" click FiledescriptorTable "#filedescriptor" click MetadataTable "#metadata"

Winscope tables

graph TD subgraph Winscope SurfaceFlingerLayersSnapshotTable["surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot"] SurfaceFlingerLayerTable["surfaceflinger_layer"] SurfaceFlingerTransactionsTable["surfaceflinger_transactions"] WindowManagerShellTransitionsTable["window_manager_shell_transitions"] WindowManagerShellTransitionHandlersTable["window_manager_shell_transition_handlers"] WindowManagerTable["windowmanager"] ProtoLogTable["protolog"] end SurfaceFlingerLayerTable["surfaceflinger_layer"] -. snapshot_id .-> SurfaceFlingerLayersSnapshotTable["surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot"] click SurfaceFlingerLayersSnapshotTable "#surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot" click SurfaceFlingerLayerTable "#surfaceflinger_layer" click SurfaceFlingerLayersSnapshotTable "#surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot" click SurfaceFlingerTransactionsTable "#surfaceflinger_transactions" click WindowManagerShellTransitionsTable "#window_manager_shell_transitions" click WindowManagerShellTransitionHandlersTable "#window_manager_shell_transition_handlers" click WindowManagerTable "#windowmanager" click ProtoLogTable "#protolog"

Misc tables

graph TD subgraph Misc FlowTable["flow"] ArgTable["args"] ClockSnapshotTable["clock_snapshot"] CpuTable["cpu"] CpuFreqTable["cpu_freq"] TraceFileTable["trace_file"] GpuCounterGroupTable["gpu_counter_group"] PackageListTable["package_list"] VulkanMemoryAllocationsTable["vulkan_memory_allocations"] end FlowTable["flow"] -. slice_out .-> SliceTable["slice"] FlowTable["flow"] -. slice_in .-> SliceTable["slice"] ClockSnapshotTable["clock_snapshot"] -. machine_id .-> MachineTable["machine"] CpuTable["cpu"] -. machine_id .-> MachineTable["machine"] CpuFreqTable["cpu_freq"] -. ucpu .-> CpuTable["cpu"] TraceFileTable["trace_file"] -. parent_id .-> TraceFileTable["trace_file"] click FlowTable "#flow" click SliceTable "#slice" click SliceTable "#slice" click ArgTable "#args" click ClockSnapshotTable "#clock_snapshot" click MachineTable "#machine" click CpuTable "#cpu" click MachineTable "#machine" click CpuFreqTable "#cpu_freq" click CpuTable "#cpu" click TraceFileTable "#trace_file" click TraceFileTable "#trace_file" click GpuCounterGroupTable "#gpu_counter_group" click PackageListTable "#package_list" click VulkanMemoryAllocationsTable "#vulkan_memory_allocations"

Events

slice

Contains slices from userspace which explains what threads were doing during the trace.

Column	Type	Description
id	SliceTable::Id	Unique identifier for this slice.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp at the start of the slice (in nanoseconds).
dur	int64_t	The duration of the slice (in nanoseconds).
track_id	TrackTable::Id	The id of the track this slice is located on Joinable with __intrinsic_track.id
category	string `optional`	The "category" of the slice. If this slice originated with track_event, this column contains the category emitted Otherwise, it is likely to be null (with limited exceptions).
name	string `optional`	The name of the slice. The name describes what was happening during the slice.
depth	uint32_t	The depth of the slice in the current stack of slices.
stack_id	int64_t	A unique identifier obtained from the names of all slices in this stack. This is rarely useful and kept around only for legacy reasons.
parent_stack_id	int64_t	The stack_id for the parent of this slice. Rarely useful.
parent_id	SliceTable::Id `optional`	The id of the parent (i.e. immediate ancestor) slice for this slice Joinable with slice.id
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	The id of the argument set associated with this slice Joinable with args.arg_set_id
thread_ts	int64_t `optional`	The thread timestamp at the start of the slice. This column will only be populated if thread timestamp collection is enabled with track_event.
thread_dur	int64_t `optional`	' The thread time used by this slice. This column will only be populated if thread timestamp collection is enabled with track_event.
thread_instruction_count	int64_t `optional`	The value of the CPU instruction counter at the start of the slice. This column will only be populated if thread instruction collection is enabled with track_event.
thread_instruction_delta	int64_t `optional`	The change in value of the CPU instruction counter between the start and end of the slice. This column will only be populated if thread instruction collection is enabled with track_event.

ftrace_event

Contains all the ftrace events in the trace. This table exists only for debugging purposes and should not be relied on in production usecases (i.e. metrics, standard library etc). Note also that this table might be empty if raw ftrace parsing has been disabled.

Column	Type	Description
id	FtraceEventTable::Id	Unique identifier for this ftrace_event.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp of this event.
name	string	The name of the event. For ftrace events, this will be the ftrace event name.
utid	uint32_t	The thread this event was emitted on Joinable with thread.id
arg_set_id	uint32_t	The set of key/value pairs associated with this event Joinable with args.arg_set_id
common_flags	uint32_t	Ftrace event flags for this event. Currently only emitted for sched_waking events.
ucpu	CpuTable::Id	The unique CPU indentifier Joinable with cpu.id

sched

This table holds slices with kernel thread scheduling information. These slices are collected when the Linux "ftrace" data source is used with the "sched/switch" and "sched/wakeup*" events enabled.

The rows in this table will always have a matching row in the |thread_state| table with |thread_state.state| = 'Running'

Column	Type	Description
id	SchedSliceTable::Id	Unique identifier for this sched.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp at the start of the slice (in nanoseconds).
dur	int64_t	The duration of the slice (in nanoseconds).
utid	uint32_t	The thread's unique id in the trace.
end_state	string	A string representing the scheduling state of the kernel thread at the end of the slice. The individual characters in the string mean the following: R (runnable), S (awaiting a wakeup), D (in an uninterruptible sleep), T (suspended), t (being traced), X (exiting), P (parked), W (waking), I (idle), N (not contributing to the load average), K (wakeable on fatal signals) and Z (zombie, awaiting cleanup).
priority	int32_t	The kernel priority that the thread ran at.
ucpu	CpuTable::Id	The unique CPU identifier that the slice executed on Joinable with cpu.id

spurious_sched_wakeup

This table contains the scheduling wakeups that occurred while a thread was not blocked, i.e. running or runnable. Such wakeups are not tracked in the |thread_state_table|.

Column	Type	Description
id	SpuriousSchedWakeupTable::Id	Unique identifier for this spurious_sched_wakeup.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp at the start of the slice (in nanoseconds).
thread_state_id	int64_t	The id of the row in the thread_state table that this row is associated with.
irq_context	uint32_t `optional`	Whether the wakeup was from interrupt context or process context.
utid	uint32_t	The thread's unique id in the trace..
waker_utid	uint32_t	The unique thread id of the thread which caused a wakeup of this thread.

thread_state

This table contains the scheduling state of every thread on the system during the trace.

The rows in this table which have |state| = 'Running', will have a corresponding row in the |sched_slice| table.

Column	Type	Description
id	ThreadStateTable::Id	Unique identifier for this thread_state.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp at the start of the slice (in nanoseconds).
dur	int64_t	The duration of the slice (in nanoseconds).
utid	uint32_t	The thread's unique id in the trace.
state	string	The scheduling state of the thread. Can be "Running" or any of the states described in \|sched_slice.end_state\|.
io_wait	uint32_t `optional`	Indicates whether this thread was blocked on IO.
blocked_function	string `optional`	The function in the kernel this thread was blocked on.
waker_utid	uint32_t `optional`	The unique thread id of the thread which caused a wakeup of this thread.
waker_id	ThreadStateTable::Id `optional`	The unique thread state id which caused a wakeup of this thread Joinable with thread_state.id
irq_context	uint32_t `optional`	Whether the wakeup was from interrupt context or process context.
ucpu	CpuTable::Id `optional`	The unique CPU identifier that the thread executed on Joinable with cpu.id

Android

android_dumpstate

Dumpsys entries from Android dumpstate.

Column	Type	Description
id	AndroidDumpstateTable::Id	Unique identifier for this android_dumpstate.
section	string `optional`	name of the dumpstate section.
service	string `optional`	name of the dumpsys service. Only present when dumpstate=="dumpsys", NULL otherwise.
line	string	line-by-line contents of the section/service, one row per line.

android_game_intervention_list

A table presenting all game modes and interventions of games installed on the system. This is generated by the game_mode_intervention data-source.

Column	Type	Description
id	AndroidGameInterventionListTable::Id	Unique identifier for this android_game_intervention_list.
package_name	string	name of the pakcage, e.g. com.google.android.gm.
uid	int64_t	UID processes of this package runs as.
current_mode	int32_t	current game mode the game is running at.
standard_mode_supported	int32_t	bool whether standard mode is supported.
standard_mode_downscale	double `optional`	resolution downscaling factor of standard mode.
standard_mode_use_angle	int32_t `optional`	bool whether ANGLE is used in standard mode.
standard_mode_fps	double `optional`	frame rate that the game is throttled at in standard mode.
perf_mode_supported	int32_t	bool whether performance mode is supported.
perf_mode_downscale	double `optional`	resolution downscaling factor of performance mode.
perf_mode_use_angle	int32_t `optional`	bool whether ANGLE is used in performance mode.
perf_mode_fps	double `optional`	frame rate that the game is throttled at in performance mode.
battery_mode_supported	int32_t	bool whether battery mode is supported.
battery_mode_downscale	double `optional`	resolution downscaling factor of battery mode.
battery_mode_use_angle	int32_t `optional`	bool whether ANGLE is used in battery mode.
battery_mode_fps	double `optional`	frame rate that the game is throttled at in battery mode.

Callstack profilers

stack_profile_mapping

A mapping (binary / library) in a process. This is generated by the stack profilers: heapprofd and traced_perf.

Column	Type	Description
id	StackProfileMappingTable::Id	Unique identifier for this stack_profile_mapping.
build_id	string	Hex-encoded Build ID of the binary / library.
exact_offset	int64_t
start_offset	int64_t
start	int64_t	Start of the mapping in the process' address space.
end	int64_t	End of the mapping in the process' address space.
load_bias	int64_t
name	string	Filename of the binary / library.

stack_profile_frame

A frame on the callstack. This is a location in a program. This is generated by the stack profilers: heapprofd and traced_perf.

Column	Type	Description
id	StackProfileFrameTable::Id	Unique identifier for this stack_profile_frame.
name	string	Name of the function this location is in.
mapping	StackProfileMappingTable::Id	The mapping (library / binary) this location is in Joinable with stack_profile_mapping.id
rel_pc	int64_t	The program counter relative to the start of the mapping.
symbol_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	If the profile was offline symbolized, the offline symbol information of this frame.
deobfuscated_name	string `optional`	Deobfuscated name of the function this location is in.

stack_profile_callsite

A callsite. This is a list of frames that were on the stack. This is generated by the stack profilers: heapprofd and traced_perf.

Column	Type	Description
id	StackProfileCallsiteTable::Id	Unique identifier for this stack_profile_callsite.
depth	uint32_t	Distance from the bottom-most frame of the callstack.
parent_id	StackProfileCallsiteTable::Id `optional`	Parent frame on the callstack. NULL for the bottom-most Joinable with stack_profile_callsite.id
frame_id	StackProfileFrameTable::Id	Frame at this position in the callstack Joinable with stack_profile_frame.id

cpu_profile_stack_sample

Table containing stack samples from CPU profiling.

Column	Type	Description
id	CpuProfileStackSampleTable::Id	Unique identifier for this cpu_profile_stack_sample.
ts	int64_t	timestamp of the sample.
callsite_id	StackProfileCallsiteTable::Id	unwound callstack Joinable with stack_profile_callsite.id
utid	uint32_t	thread that was active when the sample was taken.
process_priority	int32_t

instruments_sample

Samples from MacOS Instruments.

Column	Type	Description
id	InstrumentsSampleTable::Id	Unique identifier for this instruments_sample.
ts	int64_t	Timestamp of the sample.
utid	uint32_t	Sampled thread.
callsite_id	StackProfileCallsiteTable::Id `optional`	If set, unwound callstack of the sampled thread Joinable with stack_profile_callsite.id
cpu	uint32_t `optional`	Core the sampled thread was running on.

heap_profile_allocation

Allocations that happened at a callsite.

NOTE: this table is not sorted by timestamp intentionanlly - see b/193757386 for details.

This is generated by heapprofd.

Column	Type	Description
id	HeapProfileAllocationTable::Id	Unique identifier for this heap_profile_allocation.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp the allocations happened at. heapprofd batches allocations and frees, and all data from a dump will have the same timestamp.
upid	uint32_t	The unique PID of the allocating process.
heap_name	string
callsite_id	StackProfileCallsiteTable::Id	The callsite the allocation happened at Joinable with stack_profile_callsite.id
count	int64_t	If positive: number of allocations that happened at this callsite. if negative: number of allocations that happened at this callsite that were freed.
size	int64_t	If positive: size of allocations that happened at this callsite. if negative: size of allocations that happened at this callsite that were freed.

perf_session

Perf sessions.

Column	Type	Description
id	PerfSessionTable::Id	Unique identifier for this perf_session.
cmdline	string `optional`	Command line used to collect the data.

perf_sample

Samples from the traced_perf profiler.

Column	Type	Description
id	PerfSampleTable::Id	Unique identifier for this perf_sample.
ts	int64_t	Timestamp of the sample.
utid	uint32_t	Sampled thread.
cpu	uint32_t `optional`	Core the sampled thread was running on.
cpu_mode	string	Execution state (userspace/kernelspace) of the sampled thread.
callsite_id	StackProfileCallsiteTable::Id `optional`	If set, unwound callstack of the sampled thread Joinable with stack_profile_callsite.id
unwind_error	string `optional`	If set, indicates that the unwinding for this sample encountered an error. Such samples still reference the best-effort result via the callsite_id, with a synthetic error frame at the point where unwinding stopped.
perf_session_id	PerfSessionTable::Id	Distinguishes samples from different profiling streams (i.e. multiple data sources) Joinable with perf_session.id

profiler_smaps

The profiler smaps contains the memory stats for virtual memory ranges captured by the heap profiler.

Column	Type	Description
id	ProfilerSmapsTable::Id	Unique identifier for this profiler_smaps.
upid	uint32_t	The unique PID of the process.
ts	int64_t	Timestamp of the snapshot. Multiple rows will have the same timestamp.
path	string	The mmaped file, as per /proc/pid/smaps.
size_kb	int64_t	Total size of the mapping.
private_dirty_kb	int64_t	KB of this mapping that are private dirty RSS.
swap_kb	int64_t	KB of this mapping that are in swap.
file_name	string
start_address	int64_t
module_timestamp	int64_t
module_debugid	string
module_debug_path	string
protection_flags	int64_t
private_clean_resident_kb	int64_t
shared_dirty_resident_kb	int64_t
shared_clean_resident_kb	int64_t
locked_kb	int64_t
proportional_resident_kb	int64_t

stack_profile_symbol

Symbolization data for a frame. Rows with the same symbol_set_id describe one callframe, with the most-inlined symbol having id == symbol_set_id.

For instance, if the function foo has an inlined call to the function bar, which has an inlined call to baz, the stack_profile_symbol table would look like this.

|id|symbol_set_id|name         |source_file|line_number|
|--|-------------|-------------|-----------|-----------|
|1 |      1      |baz          |foo.cc     | 36        |
|2 |      1      |bar          |foo.cc     | 30        |
|3 |      1      |foo          |foo.cc     | 60        |

Column	Type	Description
id	SymbolTable::Id	Unique identifier for this stack_profile_symbol.
symbol_set_id	uint32_t
name	string	name of the function.
source_file	string `optional`	name of the source file containing the function.
line_number	uint32_t `optional`	line number of the frame in the source file. This is the exact line for the corresponding program counter, not the beginning of the function.

Metadata

machine

Contains raw machine_id of trace packets emitted from remote machines.

Column	Type	Description
id	MachineTable::Id	Unique identifier for this machine.
raw_id	uint32_t	Raw machine identifier in the trace packet, non-zero for remote machines.
sysname	string `optional`	The name of the operating system (e.g. "Linux").
release	string `optional`	The current release of the operating system.
version	string `optional`	The current version of the operating system.
arch	string `optional`	Hardware architecture of the machine (e.g. x86_64).
num_cpus	uint32_t `optional`	Number of cpus available to the machine.
android_build_fingerprint	string `optional`	A unique string that identifies a specific build of the Android operating system.
android_device_manufacturer	string `optional`	The Android's device manufacturer.
android_sdk_version	int64_t `optional`	The Android SDK version used in the machine.

process

Contains information of processes seen during the trace

Column	Type	Description
upid	ProcessTable::Id	Unique process id. This is != the OS pid. This is a monotonic number associated to each process. The OS process id (pid) cannot be used as primary key because tids and pids are recycled by most kernels.
pid	int64_t	The OS id for this process. Note: this is not unique over the lifetime of the trace so cannot be used as a primary key. Use \|upid\| instead.
name	string `optional`	The name of the process. Can be populated from many sources (e.g. ftrace, /proc scraping, track event etc).
start_ts	int64_t `optional`	The start timestamp of this process (if known). Is null in most cases unless a process creation event is enabled (e.g. task_newtask ftrace event on Linux/Android).
end_ts	int64_t `optional`	The end timestamp of this process (if known). Is null in most cases unless a process destruction event is enabled (e.g. sched_process_free ftrace event on Linux/Android).
parent_upid	uint32_t `optional`	The upid of the process which caused this process to be spawned Joinable with process.upid
uid	uint32_t `optional`	The Unix user id of the process Joinable with package_list.uid
android_appid	uint32_t `optional`	Android appid of this process.
android_user_id	uint32_t `optional`	Android user id running the process Related to Android multi-user (not to be confused with the unix uid)
cmdline	string `optional`	/proc/cmdline for this process.
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args for this process Joinable with args.arg_set_id
machine_id	MachineTable::Id `optional`	Machine identifier, non-null for processes on a remote machine Joinable with machine.id

thread

Contains information of threads seen during the trace

Column	Type	Description
utid	ThreadTable::Id	Unique thread id. This is != the OS tid. This is a monotonic number associated to each thread. The OS thread id (tid) cannot be used as primary key because tids and pids are recycled by most kernels.
tid	int64_t	The OS id for this thread. Note: this is not unique over the lifetime of the trace so cannot be used as a primary key. Use \|utid\| instead.
name	string `optional`	The name of the thread. Can be populated from many sources (e.g. ftrace, /proc scraping, track event etc).
start_ts	int64_t `optional`	The start timestamp of this thread (if known). Is null in most cases unless a thread creation event is enabled (e.g task_newtask ftrace event on Linux/Android).
end_ts	int64_t `optional`	The end timestamp of this thread (if known). Is null in most cases unless a thread destruction event is enabled (e.g sched_process_free ftrace event on Linux/Android).
upid	uint32_t `optional`	The process hosting this thread Joinable with process.upid
is_main_thread	uint32_t `optional`	Boolean indicating if this thread is the main thread in the process.
is_idle	uint32_t	Boolean indicating if this thread is an kernel idle task ( pid = 0 on Linux).
machine_id	MachineTable::Id `optional`	Machine identifier, non-null for threads on a remote machine Joinable with machine.id

filedescriptor

Contains information of filedescriptors collected during the trace

Column	Type	Description
id	FiledescriptorTable::Id	Unique identifier for this filedescriptor.
ufd	int64_t	Unique fd. This is != the OS fd This is a monotonic number associated to each filedescriptor. The OS assigned fd cannot be used as primary key because fds are recycled by most kernels.
fd	int64_t	The OS id for this process. Note: this is not unique over the lifetime of the trace so cannot be used as a primary key. Use \|ufd\| instead.
ts	int64_t `optional`	The timestamp for when the fd was collected.
upid	uint32_t `optional`	The upid of the process which opened the filedescriptor.
path	string `optional`	The path to the file or device backing the fd In case this was a socket the path will be the port number.

metadata

Column	Type	Description
id	MetadataTable::Id	Unique identifier for this metadata.
name	string
key_type	string
int_value	int64_t `optional`
str_value	string `optional`

Winscope

surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot

SurfaceFlinger layers snapshot

Column	Type	Description
id	SurfaceFlingerLayersSnapshotTable::Id	Unique identifier for this surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot.
ts	int64_t	Timestamp of the snapshot
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args parsed from the proto message
base64_proto_id	uint32_t `optional`	String id for raw proto message
sequence_id	uint32_t	Sequence id of the trace packet

surfaceflinger_layer

SurfaceFlinger layer

Column	Type	Description
id	SurfaceFlingerLayerTable::Id	Unique identifier for this surfaceflinger_layer.
snapshot_id	SurfaceFlingerLayersSnapshotTable::Id	The snapshot that generated this layer Joinable with surfaceflinger_layers_snapshot.id
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args parsed from the proto message
base64_proto_id	uint32_t `optional`	String id for raw proto message
layer_id	int64_t `optional`	Layer id
layer_name	string `optional`	Layer name
is_visible	int64_t	Computed layer visibility
parent	int64_t `optional`	Parent layer id
corner_radius_tl	double `optional`	Layer corner radius top left
corner_radius_tr	double `optional`	Layer corner radius top right
corner_radius_bl	double `optional`	Layer corner radius bottom left
corner_radius_br	double `optional`	Layer corner radius bottom right
hwc_composition_type	int64_t `optional`	Hwc composition type
is_hidden_by_policy	int64_t	Is hidden by policy
z_order_relative_of	int64_t `optional`	Z parent
is_missing_z_parent	int64_t	Is Z parent missing
layer_rect_id	WinscopeTraceRectTable::Id `optional`	Used to associate with row in __intrinsic_winscope_trace_rect Joinable with __intrinsic_winscope_trace_rect.id
input_rect_id	WinscopeTraceRectTable::Id `optional`	Used to associate with row in __intrinsic_winscope_trace_rect Joinable with __intrinsic_winscope_trace_rect.id

surfaceflinger_transactions

SurfaceFlinger transactions. Each row contains a set of transactions that SurfaceFlinger committed together.

Column	Type	Description
id	SurfaceFlingerTransactionsTable::Id	Unique identifier for this surfaceflinger_transactions.
ts	int64_t	Timestamp of the transactions commit
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args parsed from the proto message
base64_proto_id	uint32_t `optional`	String id for raw proto message
vsync_id	int64_t `optional`	Vsync id taken from raw proto message

window_manager_shell_transitions

Window Manager Shell Transitions

Column	Type	Description
id	WindowManagerShellTransitionsTable::Id	Unique identifier for this window_manager_shell_transitions.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp the transition started playing - either dispatch time or send time
transition_id	int64_t	The id of the transition
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args parsed from the proto message
transition_type	uint32_t `optional`	The type of the transition
send_time_ns	int64_t `optional`	Transition send time
dispatch_time_ns	int64_t `optional`	Transition dispatch time
duration_ns	int64_t `optional`	Transition duration
finish_time_ns	int64_t `optional`	Transition finish time
shell_abort_time_ns	int64_t `optional`	Transition shell abort time
handler	int64_t `optional`	Handler id
status	string `optional`	Transition status
flags	uint32_t `optional`	Transition flags
start_transaction_id	int64_t `optional`	Start transaction id
finish_transaction_id	int64_t `optional`	Finish transaction id

window_manager_shell_transition_handlers

Window Manager Shell Transition Handlers

Column	Type	Description
id	WindowManagerShellTransitionHandlersTable::Id	Unique identifier for this window_manager_shell_transition_handlers.
handler_id	int64_t	The id of the handler
handler_name	string	The name of the handler
base64_proto_id	uint32_t `optional`	String id for raw proto message

windowmanager

WindowManager

Column	Type	Description
id	WindowManagerTable::Id	Unique identifier for this windowmanager.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp the state snapshot was captured
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args parsed from the proto message
base64_proto_id	uint32_t `optional`	String id for raw proto message

protolog

Protolog

Column	Type	Description
id	ProtoLogTable::Id	Unique identifier for this protolog.
ts	int64_t	The timestamp the log message was sent
level	string	The log level of the protolog message
tag	string	The log tag of the protolog message
message	string	The protolog message
stacktrace	string	Stacktrace captured at the message's logpoint
location	string	The location of the logpoint (only for processed messages)

Misc

flow

Column	Type	Description
id	FlowTable::Id	Unique identifier for this flow.
slice_out	SliceTable::Id	Id of the slice that this flow flows out of Joinable with slice.id
slice_in	SliceTable::Id	If of the slice that this flow flows into Joinable with slice.id
trace_id	int64_t `optional`	Ids (raw values passed from the trace) of flows originating, passing through, or ending at this event. They are global within a trace. NULL if flow was "implicitly created", e.g came from Trace Processor inferring a link between binder transaction slices.
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`

args

Column	Type	Description
id	ArgTable::Id	Unique identifier for this args.
arg_set_id	uint32_t
flat_key	string
key	string
int_value	int64_t `optional`
string_value	string `optional`
real_value	double `optional`
value_type	string

clock_snapshot

Contains all the mapping between clock snapshots and trace time.

NOTE: this table is not sorted by timestamp; this is why we omit the sorted flag on the ts column.

Column	Type	Description
id	ClockSnapshotTable::Id	Unique identifier for this clock_snapshot.
ts	int64_t	timestamp of the snapshot in trace time.
clock_id	int64_t	id of the clock (corresponds to the id in the trace).
clock_name	string `optional`	the name of the clock for builtin clocks or null otherwise.
clock_value	int64_t	timestamp of the snapshot in clock time.
snapshot_id	uint32_t	the index of this snapshot (only useful for debugging)
machine_id	MachineTable::Id `optional`	Machine identifier, non-null for clock snapshots on a remote machine Joinable with machine.id

cpu

Contains information of processes seen during the trace

Column	Type	Description
id	CpuTable::Id	Unique identifier for this cpu.
cpu	uint32_t `optional`	the index (0-based) of the CPU core on the device
cluster_id	uint32_t	the cluster id is shared by CPUs in the same cluster
processor	string	a string describing this core
machine_id	MachineTable::Id `optional`	Machine identifier, non-null for CPUs on a remote machine Joinable with machine.id
capacity	uint32_t `optional`	Capacity of a CPU of a device, a metric which indicates the relative performance of a CPU on a device For details see: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/arm/cpu-capacity.txt
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`	Extra args associated with the CPU

cpu_freq

Column	Type	Description
id	CpuFreqTable::Id	Unique identifier for this cpu_freq.
ucpu	CpuTable::Id	Joinable with cpu.id
freq	uint32_t

trace_file

Metadata related to the trace file parsed. Note the order in which the files appear in this table corresponds to the order in which they are read and sent to the tokenization stage.

Column	Type	Description
id	TraceFileTable::Id	Unique identifier for this trace_file.
parent_id	TraceFileTable::Id `optional`	Parent file. E.g. files contained in a zip file will point to the zip file Joinable with trace_file.id
name	string `optional`	File name, if known, NULL otherwise
size	int64_t	Size in bytes
trace_type	string	Trace type
processing_order	int64_t `optional`	In which order where the files were processed.

gpu_counter_group

Column	Type	Description
id	GpuCounterGroupTable::Id	Unique identifier for this gpu_counter_group.
group_id	int32_t
track_id	TrackTable::Id	Joinable with __intrinsic_track.id

package_list

Metadata about packages installed on the system. This is generated by the packages_list data-source.

Column	Type	Description
id	PackageListTable::Id	Unique identifier for this package_list.
package_name	string	name of the package, e.g. com.google.android.gm.
uid	int64_t	UID processes of this package run as.
debuggable	int32_t	bool whether this app is debuggable.
profileable_from_shell	int32_t	bool whether this app is profileable.
version_code	int64_t	versionCode from the APK.

vulkan_memory_allocations

Column	Type	Description
id	VulkanMemoryAllocationsTable::Id	Unique identifier for this vulkan_memory_allocations.
arg_set_id	uint32_t `optional`
source	string
operation	string
timestamp	int64_t
upid	uint32_t `optional`
device	int64_t `optional`
device_memory	int64_t `optional`
memory_type	uint32_t `optional`
heap	uint32_t `optional`
function_name	string `optional`
object_handle	int64_t `optional`
memory_address	int64_t `optional`
memory_size	int64_t `optional`
scope	string