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( ë You can translate, or decompose, the events in a binary event log into a readable format using the translation command. Translation operates in manual mode, meaning you must enter the command every time you want to perform translation.
( w For more information about translation and its default settings, refer to Chapter 4.
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( • Translation is supported by all the Compaq Analyze syntanxes and Table 2-8 describes the commands used for translation:
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( Ą By default, manual translation processes the system event log. If you want to process a different binary log file, you must specify the input file location and name.
( b See Section 2.9.1 for more information on working with input files.
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i( Ź If you would like to save the translated events to a file, rather than display them on the screen you need to specify the file format and name.i
( d See Section 2.9.2 for more information on working with output files.
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