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Collecting Detailed Timing Data for Services by Using the Instrumentation Method from the Profiler Command Line

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This section describes the procedures and options for collecting detailed performance data for Windows services using the instrumentation method from the command line.

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Profiling Windows Services

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Profiling by Using the Instrumentation Method

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Analyzing Instrumentation Data Views and Reports

Instrumentation Method Data Views