Open nourdinb opened 1 week ago
I would recommend using https://microsoft.github.io/CSS-Exchange/Performance/SimplePerf/ instead of ExPerfwiz in the meantime.
David, no problem as I can fix it myself easily by replacing the “( )” with “()”. But thanks for pointing this out.
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I would recommend using https://microsoft.github.io/CSS-Exchange/Performance/SimplePerf/ instead of ExPerfwiz in the meantime.
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Describe the issue With "Version 23.01.13.1832" adding or creating a new ExPerfwiz datacollector, some counters are not added properly and thus data is missing in the resulting performance log. The list of counters are provided within the $xml131619 variable. e.g.
<Counter>\.NET CLR LocksAndThreads( * )\Contention Rate / sec</Counter>
Use relog.exe -q Experfwiz.blg -o Experfwiz.txt and validate the text file for the list of counters.
Expected behavior All counters added properly giving a perflog that contains the data you'd expect.
Script Output n/a, no error.
Additional context The issue is caused by the spaces around the in '( )\' and can be fixed by replacing it with "(*)\".