Windows 2003 and XP provide several command line tools for performance monitoring, including logman utility (logman.exe), relog utility (relog.exe), and typeperf utility (typeperf.exe ).
You can use relog to convert a log file to another format. For example, convert the following command to CSV format:
Relog logfile. BlG-f csv-O logfile.csv
See http://blogs.technet.com/richard_macdonald/archive/2008/04/08/3032386.aspx for details
Here is a useful tool: Performance Analysis of logs (PAL) Tool
Http://pal.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx? Releaseid = 28708
Pal v1.3.5
- Pal. vbs update:Fixed a bug that occurs when the % Temp % directory is located in a path that has spaces in it.
- Threshold file added:Microsoft SQL Server replicationKarol korasadowiczKarolko@microsoft.com) as the content owner.
- Threshold file added:Microsoft Project ServerMichael JordanMichjor@microsoft.com) as the content owner.
- Threshold file update: Mike lagaseHas updated the Exchange 2003 threshold file with the following updates:
- Added slow QP threads, slow search threads and search task rate counters to detect deep folder traversal searches
- Updated available memory trend calculations
- Updated processor and processor queue length calculations
- Added Network \ outbound packet errors
- Threshold file update:All of the threshold files now have a committed bytes analysis added which determines if your computer has enough physical memory (RAM Plus page files) to handle all of the Committe memory needed.
