Logging Application Block Performance Counters
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The following table describes the Logging Application Block performance counters.
Performance Counter Name |
Description |
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Avg. Trace Execution Time |
The average execution time for traced operations. |
Avg. Trace Execution Time Base |
The base for the average execution time for traced operations. The base is the denominator for the counter and provides the time per operation. |
Logging Events Raised/sec |
The rate at which logging events were raised. |
Total Logging Events Raised |
The total number of logging events raised. |
Total Trace Listener Entries Written |
The total number of entries that were traced by individual trace listeners. |
Total Trace Operations Started |
The total number of tracing operations started. |
Trace Listener Entries Written/sec |
The rate at which log entries were traced by individual trace listeners. |
Trace Operations Started/sec |
The rate at which tracing operations were started. |
An average counter measures a value over time and displays the average of the last two measurements. A rate counter samples an increasing count of events over time and divides the values by the change in time to display a rate of activity. For more information about performance counters, see PerformanceCounterType Enumeration in the .NET Framework Class Library on MSDN.