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Version: 8.1

Universal Event Log Dump

Universal Event Log Dump (UELD) is a utility that selects records from one of the Windows event logs and writes them to a specified output file.

All records from a log can be dumped, or event records can be selected according to the date and time that they were generated.

UELD can be run any time as a stand-alone application. It also is designed to work with Universal Command, which provides centralized control from any operating system and additional options for redirecting output.

Usage​

Universal Event Log Dump consists of the command line program (ueld) followed by a list of configuration options.

Detailed Information​

The following pages provide detailed information for Universal Event Log Dump:

Universal Event Log Dump Examples​

See Windows Event Log Dump - Examples for examples of how to run Universal Event Log Dump.