Where to get tracefmt?
tracefmt (and traceview which is easier to use) are available in the Windows Driver Kit (WDK). It is available here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=11800. It is in the WDK since this tracing technology is more commonly used in device drivers.
How do I view DTC trace logs?
To view the data contained in a trace log file, you must execute a utility that the DTC provides. This utility, msdtcvtr, converts the binary trace file to a text file that you can read. Running the msdtcvtr utility batch file requires that the tracefmt.exe tool (which is included in the Platform SDK) is in the path.
How do I create a TMF file?
You can create a TMF file by using Tracefmt and including the -i parameter, which directs Tracefmt to create a TMF file for Tracedrv. For more info, see Example 9: Creating a TMF file. If you do not have a TMF file for a trace provider, use Tracepdb.
Where is Tracelog EXE?
Install the Tools feature of the WDK on some system to obtain a copy of tracefmt.exe and tracelog.exe. The programs are in the tools\tracing\amd64 directory (the full path might be C:\WinDDK\7600.16385. 1\tools\tracing\amd64).
What is a trial master file in clinical research?
The Trial Master File refers to a repository of documents that collectively can be used by monitors, auditors, assessors and sponsors to demonstrate that a clinical trial has been conducted in compliance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and the approved protocol.
What is Tracelog EXE?
Tracelog (Tracelog.exe) is an event tracing controller that runs in a Command Prompt window. Tracelog (Tracelog.exe) is included when you install the WDK, Visual Studio, and the Windows SDK for desktop apps. For information about downloading the kits, see Windows Hardware Downloads.
How do I run Tracelog?
When using the tracelog -enable command, first submit a tracelog -start command to start the trace session, and then submit the tracelog -enable command to enable the providers.
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