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˜ With manual analysis you can select a binary event log for immediate processing.
À For more information on analysis and the default analysis settings, refer to Chapter 5.
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Use manual analysis to analyze a binary event log other than the system event log. To switch to manual mode, analyze binary event logs, and output the generated reports, use the analysis command.
» For more information on manual analysis operations and output, refer to Chapter 5.
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ë You can manually analyze binary event logs using any command syntax. Table 2–7 describes the commands used for manual analysis:
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tì By default, manual analysis processes the system event log. If you want to process a different binary log file, you must specify the input file location and name.
tª See Section 2.9.1 for more information on working with input files.
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e« See Section 2.9.2 for more information on working with output files.
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i× For more information on automatic analysis and the problem reports generated by analysis, refer to Chapter 5.
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