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SharePoint Diagnostics (SPDiag) Tool v1.0

SharePoint Diagnostics (SPDiag) tool v1.0 is a tool that greatly simplifies the process of gathering and analyzing troubleshooting data, and can significantly reduce the time needed to diagnose issues. SPDiag v1.0 provides administrators with a unified interface for troubleshooting SharePoint performance issues, and saves collected data and reports to a SQL Server database.

As the Sharepoint Team blog indicates the tool can:
• Collect IIS and ULS log files, performance counter data, event logs, and WMI instrumentation data from a SharePoint farm.
• Filter data to show granular information related to specific servers, Web applications, HTTP requests, event IDs, URI queries, and almost any other data points captured through supported channels.
• Create custom reports that can help reveal performance trends over time.
• Create snapshots of your SharePoint farm that include detailed information about your farm’s hardware, installed software and logical topology.
• Export collected data and reports that can be sent to Microsoft support personnel.
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Published Saturday, February 07, 2009 11:59 PM by hus

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# re: SharePoint Diagnostics (SPDiag) Tool v1.0

Saturday, April 09, 2011 9:01 PM by Idalee
hC0xQC Walking in the presence of giants here. Cool thinking all around!

# re: SharePoint Diagnostics (SPDiag) Tool v1.0

Saturday, April 09, 2011 11:17 PM by Lakisha
HZMR72 That's 2 clever by half and 2x2 clever 4 me. Thanks!

# re: SharePoint Diagnostics (SPDiag) Tool v1.0

Friday, September 09, 2011 7:16 AM by Leaidan
I found just what I was needed, and it was enteratinnig!

# re: SharePoint Diagnostics (SPDiag) Tool v1.0

Friday, September 09, 2011 6:08 PM by cqofia

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Sunday, September 11, 2011 6:06 PM by lllmermg

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