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John Paul Mueller

"Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core"


gli (get-log-info) Path Outputs information about the specified log. The path argument
normally contains the name of the log. However, if you use the /lf option, then you must provide
the physical path to the event log file. This argument also supports the following options
(the long names appear in parentheses after the option).
/lf:{True | False} (logfile) Specifies that the path argument contains a physical
path to a log file, rather than a log filename.
epl (export-log) Path TargetFile [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...] Exports a
log to the specified target file. The path argument normally contains the name of the log. However,
if you use the /lf option, then you must provide the physical path to the event log file. This
argument also supports the following options (the long names appear in parentheses after the
option).
/lf:{True | False} (logfile) Specifies that the path argument contains a physical
path to a log file, rather than a log filename.
/sq:{True | False} (structuredquery) Specifies that the path argument contains a
path to a file that contains a structure query.
/q:Value (query) Provides an XPath query to filter the events read from the log.


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