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When log les grow large, reports are generated more slowly. If you review your logs frequently, setting limits will automatically break up logs to make them easier to view. The relog command can divide long log les into more manageable segments, or you can use it to combine multiple log les. The relog command has the following syntax. The parameters are detailed in the following sections.

Relog [filename [filename ...]] [-a] [-c Path [Path ...]] [-cf filename] [-f {bin | csv | tsv | SQL}] [-t Value] [-o {outputfile | DSN!Counterlog}] [-b M/D/YYYY [[HH:]MM:]SS] [-e M/D/YYYY [[HH:]MM:]SS] [-config {filename | i}] [-q]

The < lename [ lename ...]> parameter speci es the path name of an existing performance counter log. You can specify multiple input les. The a parameter appends output le instead of overwriting. This option does not apply to SQL format where the default is always to append. The c <Path [Path ...]> parameter speci es the performance counter path to log. To specify multiple counter paths, separate them with a space and enclose the counter paths in quotation marks (for example, CounterPath1 CounterPath2 ). The cf < lename> parameter speci es the path name of the text le that lists the performance counters to be included in a relog le. Use this option to list counter paths in an input le, one per line. Default setting is all counters in the original log le are relogged.

The f {bin | csv | tsv | SQL} parameter speci es the path name of the output le format. The default format is bin. For a SQL database, the output le speci es the DSN!CounterLog. You can specify the database location by using the ODBC manager to con gure the DSN (Database System Name). The t <Value> parameter speci es sample intervals in N records. Includes every nth data point in the relog le. Default is every data point. The o {output le | DSN!CounterLog} parameter speci es the path name of the output le or SQL database where the counters will be written. The b <M/D/YYYY HH:MM:SS> parameter speci es begin time for copying rst record from the input le. Date and time must be in this exact format: M/D/YYYY HH:MM:SS. The e <M/D/YYYY HH:MM:SS[AM | PM]> parameter speci es end time for copying last record from the input le. Date and time must be in this exact format: M/D/YYYY HH:MM:SS. The con g { lename | i} parameter speci es the path name of the settings le that contains command-line parameters. Use i in the con guration le as a placeholder for a list of input les that can be placed on the command line. On the command line, however, you do not need to use i. You can also use wildcards such as *.blg to specify many input lenames. The q parameter displays the performance counters and time ranges of log les speci ed in the input le. The y parameter bypasses prompting by answering yes to all questions. The / parameter displays help at the command prompt.

To help analyze collected data and identify trends, Reliability And Performance Monitor generates reports from Data Collector Sets. To view a Data Collector Set report, follow these steps:

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Open Windows Reliability And Performance Monitor. Expand Reports and click User De ned or System. Select the Data Collector Set that you want to view as a report. The report opens in the console pane, as shown in Figure 26-11.

To create a new report for a Data Collector Set, type perfmon / report Data_Collector_Set_name at a command prompt. Type perfmon /report without any other parameters to generate the System Diagnostics report.