Creating a New Binary Log File with Events in a Range
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8/27/2008
You can have Readlog create a new binary log file that includes only events in a range you want to focus on.
To create a new binary log file that includes only the events from a range of interest
Identify the event IDs for the beginning event and ending event in the range of interest.
For information about identifying event IDs, see Working with Event Ranges in Readlog, or Finding a Range of Events with Remote Kernel Tracker.
At a command prompt, type
Readlog -copy –range <beginID> <endID> celog.clg celog_smaller.clgThis creates a new binary log file named celog_smaller.clg that records the events that occured between beginID and endID.