In many cases, the performance
counters appear as part of the application, so they??™re available from the moment you install the
application. However, you can also obtain external counters. The LodCtr utility loads a counter into
the system so that you can access it from performance monitoring software. This utility uses the following
syntax:
LODCTR [\\computername] FileName
LODCTR /S:
LODCTR /R:
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
computername Specifies the name of a remote computer. You must have access to the computer
through Windows. This utility doesn??™t provide any means of specifying a username or
password for the remote computer.
FileName Defines the name of a file that contains the initialization data for a counter. The INI
file normally contains the name of the DLL with the counter code, counter definitions (such as
the human-readable name and any required help text), and the explanation text for an extensible
counter DLL.
Understanding the Importance of Performance
Some people just aren??™t race fans; they don??™t care how well something is performing as long as it eventually
gets the job done.
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