Hi all,

Has been a while since I've had to look at a dos SCRIPT, so please excuse my failing skillset (or what's left of it).

If I execute `logman query` on a Windows 2003 SERVER I get the following ...Code: [Select]C:\> logman query

Collection TYPE Status
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ITNU-W2 Counter Running
ITNU-W8 Counter Running
ITNU-QA2 Counter Running
ITNU-W3 Counter Running
System Overview Counter Stopped
ITNU-DB2 Counter Running
ITNU-DB1 Counter Running
ITNU-DB8 Counter Running
ITNU-W1 Counter Running
ITNU-W7 Counter Running

The COMMAND completed successfully.

C:\>I know how to perform a FOR loop to extract columns 1, 2 & 3.
But how should I script it to exclude lines that do not contain the word `Counter` ??

Sorry for the newbie type question.

Cheers,
CameronNever MIND guys ...

Solution was ... `logman query | findstr /C:"Counter" `