tracerpt: Tracerpt processes binary Event Trace Session log files or real-time streams from instrumented Event Trace providers and creates ...
The command: "tracerpt" is on Windows 11, 10, .. available
The examples for the command "tracerpt"
About the
`tracerpt` command on Windows XP. Based on the help provided, here are some examples of using
`tracerpt`:
1.
Basic Use:
tracerpt logfile1.etl logfile2.etl
This command processes the specified log files and creates a text output file named
`dumpfile.csv` by default.
2.
Custom text output file:
tracerpt LogFile.etl -o CustomFile.csv
Here the output is written to a custom CSV file.
3.
Reporting with Summary:
tracerpt logfile.etl -o logdmp.csv -summary logdmp.txt -report log report.txt
This command creates a text output file (
`logdmp.csv`) and two separate files for the summary (
`logdmp.txt`) and report (
`log report.txt`).
4.
Use real-time data source:
tracerpt -rt EVENT SESSION_1 EVENT SESSION_2 -o logfile.csv
Here
`tracerpt` is used to process real-time event trace data from the specified sessions and create a CSV file.
5.
Answer YES to all questions:
tracerpt logfile.etl -y
This command answers
"YES" to all questions during execution without prompting.
Please note that the exact file paths and names should be adjusted according to your environment. If you need more options or have more specific requirements, you can consult the help (
`tracerpt /?`) or the official Microsoft documentation.
"tracerpt" Excerpt from Microsoft Windows Help
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Tracerpt processes binary Event Trace Session log files or real-time streams
from instrumented Event Trace providers and creates a report or a text (CSV)
file describing the events generated.
Usage:
tracerpt [options]
Parameters:
<filename [filename ...]> Event Trace log file to process.
Options:
-? Displays context sensitive help.
-o [filename] Text (CSV) output file. Default is
dumpfile.csv.
-summary [filename] Summary report text file (CSV) file. Default
is summary.txt.
-report [filename] Text output report file. Default is
workload.txt.
-rt <session_name [session_name ...]> Real-time Event Trace Session data
source.
-config <filename> Settings file containing command options.
-y Answer yes to all questions without
prompting.
Examples:
tracerpt logfile1.etl logfile2.etl -o -report
tracerpt logfile.etl -o logdmp.csv -summary logdmp.txt -report logrpt.txt
tracerpt -rt EVENT_SESSION_1 EVENT_SESSION_2 -o logfile.csv
Important information, tips for the "tracerpt" command
Microsoft Windows provides various tools and mechanisms for managing event logs and diagnosing system problems. Here are some important tools:
1. Event Viewer:
Event Viewer is a built-in Windows application that displays events from various logs. You can access the Event Viewer by typing "eventvwr.msc" in the Run dialog box. Here you can search logs, filter them, and get detailed information about events.
2. Performance Monitor:
The Performance Monitor (perfmon.exe) enables monitoring of system resources and performance counters over time. You can create custom data collections and diagnose events that cause performance issues.
3. Reliability Monitor:
The Reliability Monitor (`perfmon /rel`) provides a chronological view of system events and their impact on system stability. It also provides detailed error information.
4. Task Manager:
Task Manager (`taskmgr.exe`) allows real-time monitoring of processes and system performance. You can also access the Performance tab for detailed CPU, memory, disk, and network information.
5. PowerShell and Get-WinEvent:
PowerShell provides a powerful way to retrieve and filter event logs with the `Get-WinEvent` cmdlet. You can create complex queries to find specific events.
6. Windows Diagnostics Infrastructure (WDI):
WDI collects diagnostic data from various components of the operating system. You can access this data via the Diagnostics and Disk Management Tool (`sdclt.exe`).
These tools provide different perspectives and functions for event management and system diagnostics in Windows. The choice depends on the specific needs and the type of problem to be diagnosed.
