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TYPEPERF
Description
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Writes performance counter data to the command
window, or to a supported log file format. To stop,
press CTRL+C (^C).
Syntax
TYPEPERF
/?
TYPEPERF
[-c path [path ...]
| -cf file_name]
[-config file_name]
[-f format]
[-o file_name]
[-q [object]]
[-qx [object]]
[-s \\computer_name]
[-sc samples]
[-si [mm:]ss]
[-y]
Parameters
none
Switches
- /?
(NTXP)
- Displays help.
- -c path [path ...]
(NTXP)
- Specifies the performance counter path to log. To
list multiple counter paths, separate each command
path by a space.
- -cf file_name
(NTXP)
- Specifies the file name of the file that contains
the counter paths that you want to monitor,
one per line.
- -config file_name
(NTXP)
- Specifies the pathname of the settings file that
contains command-line parameters.
- The contents of the setting file used should have
the format:
[command_option]
value
where command_option is a command-line option and
value specifies its value:
[-c]
\Windows\mypath
[-o]
report.csv
[-s]
mysystem
- -f format
(NTXP)
- Specifies the output file format. File formats are:
- bin (binary)
- csv (comma-delimited), the default
- tsv (tab-delimited)
- -o file_name
(NTXP)
- Specifies the pathname of the output file.
Defaults to stdout.
- -q [object]
(NTXP)
- Displays and queries available counters without
instances. To display counters for one object,
include the object name.
- -qx [object]
(NTXP)
- Displays and queries all available counters with
instances. To display counters for one object,
include the object name.
- -s \\computer_name
(NTXP)
- Specifies the system to monitor if no server is
specified in the counter path.
- -sc samples
(NTXP)
- Specifies the number of samples to collect.
Default is to sample until you press CTRL+C (^C).
- -si [mm:]ss
(NTXP)
- Specifies the time between samples.
Default is one second.
- -u
(NT2003)
- Answer yes to all questions without prompting.
Related
none.
Notes
none.
Examples
none.
Errorlevels
none.
Availability
- External
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- DOS
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none
- Windows
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none
- Windows NT
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NTXP
NT2003
Last Updated: 2003/07/28
Direct corrections or suggestions to:
Rick Lively