The table format
is normally the easiest to view on screen. The table columns define the values for output, while
each row contains one driver entry. The CSV output provides the best method for preparing the
data for entry in a database. Use redirection (see the ???Employing Data Redirection??? section of
Chapter 14 for details) to output the CSV data to a file and then import it to your database. The
list format provides one data element per line. Each group of data elements defines one driver.
The command separates each driver by one blank line. Some people find the list format more
readable when working in verbose mode since the table format requires multiple lines for each
entry (the lines wrap).
/NH Forces the command to display the data without a column header. You can only use this
command line switch with the table and CSV formats. Omitting the header makes it easier to
incorporate the data in a report or import it into a database.
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Figure 21.5
Filtering helps you
locate the information
you need faster.
Converting Event Trace Logs with the TraceRpt Utility
The TraceRpt utility converts the binary data in the event trace logs for the system into a format that
you can use for permanent database storage or other needs.
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