-[-]u [user [password]] Defines a user account and password to use when running the
collection. Using * as the password input causes the LogMan utility to prompt you for the password.
Entering the password at a prompt means that other people won??™t see it at the command
line or within a batch file.
-rf [[hh:]mm:]ss Runs the collection for the specified time.
-y Answers yes to all questions without prompting. This feature lets you set up counters and
traces within a batch file without worrying about interruptions.
-ets Sends commands to event trace sessions without saving or scheduling.
-mode trace_mode [trace_mode ...] Specifies advanced event session logger mode values,
which can include globalsequence, localsequence, or pagedmemory. The
globalsequence option forces the event trace logger to add a sequence number to every event
it logs even if the entries are in different logs. The localsquence option adds sequence numbers
to every event logged to a specific event trace. The sequence number might appear in another
log, but all sequence numbers within a specific log are unique. The pagedmemory option forces
the event logger to use paged memory, rather than non-paged memory, for its internal buffer
allocations.
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