Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A man who carries logs.
- noun One employed in cutting and conveying logs to a mill.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun A man who carries logs.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A
man employed to carrylogs .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Enter "logman" and press enter and should see the "mytrace" as a Data Collector Set "
TechNet Blogs 2009
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\System\* logman create counter MyCollection - s \% computername\% - cf counterstxt
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On both systems Enter "logman start mytrace" to start the tracing.
TechNet Blogs 2009
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Enter "logman / import - n mytrace - xml c: \winrm\WinRMETL. xml" and press enter.
TechNet Blogs 2009
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Use three handy tools-perfwiz. exe, logman. exe, and Performance Analysis of Logs (PAL) - to streamline the task of collecting and analyzing Windows Performance Monitor data.
WinInfo 2009
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Stop trace by entering "logman stop mytrace" on both systems.
TechNet Blogs 2009
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Use three handy tools-perfwiz. exe, logman. exe, and Performance Analysis of Logs (PAL) - to streamline the task of collecting and analyzing Windows Performance Monitor data.
WinInfo 2009
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The logman method allows a template with pre-populated settings to be imported.
TechNet Blogs 2009
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Invoking logman in this manner writes all of the events in a concise binary format to an event trace log file.
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Running the trace consists of defining named traces and issuing ETW commands to use them with the logman utility.
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