I think you have to register the performance counters using the .NET tools
and then harvest them.
Neil
>Apologies in advance for the noob question - I HAVE tried various options
>but I'm stuck!
>
>I have a C# project (VS 2010) that creates a .NET DLL containing (amongst
>other things) a number o
Apologies in advance for the noob question - I HAVE tried various options but
I'm stuck!
I have a C# project (VS 2010) that creates a .NET DLL containing (amongst other
things) a number of performance counters all in a single category. I'd like to
harvest them using heat.exe rather than having
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