The TraceView command-line interface uses the following command-line syntax:
traceview [action] [options] | [-h | -help | -?]
The possible actions for the TraceView command-line interface are broken down into three categories:
The Control actions are used to control active trace loggers. The following table describes the control interface options:
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-start [LoggerName] |
Starts up the [LoggerName] trace session |
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-stop [LoggerName] |
Stops the [LoggerName] trace session |
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-update [LoggerName] |
Updates the [LoggerName] trace session |
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-enable [LoggerName] |
Enables providers for the [LoggerName] session |
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-disable [LoggerName] |
Disables providers for the [LoggerName] session |
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-flush [LoggerName] |
Flushes the [LoggerName] active buffers |
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-enumguid |
Enumerate Registered Trace Guids |
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-q [LoggerName] |
Query status of [LoggerName] trace session |
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-l |
List all trace sessions |
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-x |
Stops all active trace sessions |
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Control Options: |
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-b <n> |
Sets buffer size to <n> Kbytes |
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-min <n> |
Sets minimum buffers |
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-max <n> |
Sets maximum buffers |
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-f <name> |
Log to file <name> |
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-append |
Append to file |
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-prealloc |
Pre-allocate |
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-seq <n> |
Sequential logfile of up to n Mbytes |
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-cir <n> |
Circular logfile of n Mbytes |
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-newfile <n> |
Log to a new file after every n Mbytes |
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-ft <n> |
Set flush timer to n seconds |
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-paged |
Use pageable memory for buffers |
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-guid <file> |
Start tracing for providers in file |
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-rt |
Enable tracing in real time mode |
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-kd |
Enable tracing in kernel debugger |
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-age <n> |
Modify aging decay time to n minutes |
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-level <n> |
Enable Level passed to the providers |
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-flag <n> |
Enable Flags passed to the providers |
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-eflag <n> <flag...> |
Enable flags (several) to providers |
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-pdb |
Start tracing for related provider |
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