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Example 4: Sequence Numbers

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The following command includes the local or global sequence number of the message in the output file. If sequence numbers were not generated, the sequence field contains zeros.

tracefmt mytrace.etl -p c:\tracing -o mytrace.txt -seq

This command formats messages from the mytrace.etl log file by using a TMF file in the c:\tracing directory. It writes the formatted messages to the mytrace.txt file. The command uses the -seq parameter to direct Tracefmt to include sequence numbers in the output file.

An excerpt of the output file appears as follows:

[0]0AF4.0C64::07/25/2003-13:55:39.998 00004ea4 [tracedrv]IOCTL = 1
[0]0AF4.0C64::07/25/2003-13:55:39.998 000047d0 [tracedrv]Hello, 1 Hi
[0]0AF4.0C64::07/25/2003-13:55:39.998 63966c89 [tracedrv]Hello, 2 Hi
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