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    WSllyal2000
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    January 23, 2001 at 5:17 pm #352174

    A Way to Programically Control NT/2000 Performance Monitor?

    Is there a way to programmically control the NT/2000 Performance Monitor? Programmically set up counters, parse logs, run code based on findings, etc; anybody can point me to some basic info on this possibility?

    Thank you!
    –llyal

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