The logging options appear as part of the
element. Each
child element name is the long name for an option. For example, the element corresponds
to the /rt command line argument. You can add other configuration options to the
log, such as the publishing options.
ep (enum-publishers) Displays a list of event publishers. The list can be quite long, so you??™ll
normally want to redirect the output to a text file.
gp (get-publisher) PublisherName [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...] Obtains
specific event publisher configuration information. The output includes such helpful information
as a publisher help link and the name of the DLL used to create event entries. This argument
also supports the following options (the long names appear in parentheses after the option).
/ge:{True | False} (getevents) Obtains metadata for the events that this publisher
will raise, in addition to the standard data.
/gm:{True | False} (getmessage) Obtains the actual messages that the event entries
will use instead of the message ID.
/f:{XML | Text} (format) Determines the output format of the data. The default setting
is Test. When you use XML, the output appears as an XML file that you can view using
any XML viewer (making the output considerably easier to understand).
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