Simply click on the Continue button, adjust the folder permissions and grant yourself access to the folder. Simply install it as you would any other application. A line highlighted in yellow generally indicates that there is a warning message, and a line highlighted in red generally indicates that there is an error message. If you are troubleshooting something within the SCCM logs it can be useful to highlight the item in order to see it happen in real-time.
In the Highlight text box enter the text that you want to highlight and then click on the OK button. All instances of the text will be highlighted within the log file. By default, the highlighted text will be shown in yellow. Since this can lead to some confusion because warning messages are also in yellow, I recommend changing the color to something different. Without changing any of the colors, can you tell which one of the lines above has the highlighted text?
To change the default highlighted color, select the File and Preferences… menu items. Click on the yellow box next to Use this color for highlighting log entries. I find that using the color pink really stands out! However, you can use whatever you like, so choose a color and click OK. By default, it uses Portrait orientation. Refresh Interval : Forces CMTrace to update the log view at a specified interval when loading a large number of lines.
By default, this option is disabled with a value of zero. In general, don't modify the Refresh Interval. It can significantly increase the amount of time it takes to open large log files. Copies the selected lines as plain text to the Windows clipboard. If you're examining Configuration Manager and CCM log files, it copies the columns in the same order as the view.
It separates each column by a tab character. Use this action when copying logs into email messages or other documents. Enter a string that CMTrace uses to search the text of each log entry.
It then highlights any log text that matches the string you enter. If you enter a decimal or hexadecimal number, CMTrace tries to match the value to the Thread column. Use this behavior to highlight the processing of a single thread, without filtering out other threads that might interact with it. Show or hide log lines based on the specified criteria.
Apply filters to any of the four columns regardless of whether they're visible. These settings apply to each opened log file. Type or paste an error code in either decimal or hexadecimal format to display a description. Suspend or restart log monitoring. The following use cases are some of the possible reasons to use this action:. When you pause log monitoring, the information that CMTrace displays isn't lost if the current file rolls over to a new log.
Show or hide all columns other than the log text. It also expands the log text column to the width of the window. Use this action when you're viewing logs on a computer with low display resolution. It displays more of the log text. Show or hide the Info pane. It displays more logging details. Highlighted lines match the criteria you define with the Highlight option in the Tools menu. The highlight uses the color that you specify in Preferences. CMTrace displays lines with errors using a red background and yellow text color.
In CCM-format logs, log entries have an explicit type value that indicates the entry as an error. For other log formats, CMTrace does a case-insensitive search in each entry for any text string matching "error". It displays lines with warnings using a yellow background. In CCM-format logs, log entries have an explicit type value that indicates the entry as a warning.
For other log formats, CMTrace does a case-insensitive search in each entry for any text string matching "warn". If the Info pane takes up more than half of the log window, CMTrace automatically hides it.
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