Trace Dump

This command-line tool produces a summary of event trace-log data. TraceLog does not produce output that is readable without the use of an additional tool. TraceDmp functions like a Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) consumer. It takes TraceLog output and parses it into readable form. TraceDmp can also poll real-time trace-buffer data and convert it to a .csv file.

TraceDmp gives you several ways to view event tracing data: · Summary.txt file: The summary file is a convenient record of the events traced.  · CSV (comma-separated format) file: Events traced are saved in chronological order. This gives a more detailed view for each event. · Real-time tracing: You can use TraceDmp for real-time event tracing. In this case, TraceDmp reads directly from the buffer instead of from a TraceLog file. The procedure for doing real-time tracing is similar to that for log files described in the next section.

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