Parse Performance Data (PPD) quickly parses large performance CSV files and creates a Microsoft Excel report in a couple of seconds. This helps to collect the interesting metrics from the file and it even creates charts for each metric that is configured.
Where can I download it?
| Type | Version | MD5 Hash |
|---|---|---|
| Stable | 1.1.17188.1 | 659818b05236d0516ede1ef2806fc075 |
| Develop | 0.0.17125.3 | fc54f80cabdbe6d34f28f339166c3c25 |
| Source code | Github | N/A |
Requirements:
- Microsoft Excel 2010, 2013 or 2016
- .NET 4.0
How do I use PPD?
This section will describe how to use the tool.
| Description | Screenshot |
| Download the PPD.zip and extract the files. |  |
| The Metrics.txt contains the default performance counter that will be collected. This can be extended with additional metrics. |  |
| Open a command prompt and run PPD.exe with the /f and the CSV file as parameter. |  |
| Within the same directory of the CSV file an Excel file is created. |  |
| The Excel sheet contains the metric and the chart. |  |
Feedback or ideas
Please share your feedback with me, I’m always looking for ways to improve the tool. Provide feedback in the comments below.
