How to tail logs with Windows PowerShell

I regularly want to tail the log file to watch it as it starts up or to see the log in action when I am testing something.

I needed a way to monitor the output of the Dynamics CRM trace log file and stupidly went GoogleBing-ing for a tail equivalent application for Windows.

You can use powershell to tail log files. It's a bit slow for larger files, and sometimes it will stop tailing and you have to restart the command, but it ...

而在windows上，也可以透過powershell有相同的指令。 範例如下```shell= get-content -tail 10 -wait .-HUB_APP.log ``` * -tail -<num-> : 表示要顯示檔案最後幾行的 ...

Hover your mouse over said icon, it will say Monitoring (tail -f). Click this icon to begin viewing the log live as entries are added.

SnakeTail is a Windows tail program that can monitor and search log files. Log Expert is another good alternative.

Yes. you can use tail on windows, which is a small price to pay to get access to a lot of GNU-tools on windows as well as tail.

I'm looking for the equivalent of the Unix 'tail' command that will allow me to watch the output of a log file while it is being written to.

log. 2.2 读取最后10行. Get-Content -Tail 10 xxx.log. 2.3 读取并监视文件更新. Get-Content -Tail 10 -Wait xxx.log. 参阅文档 =================

This is a simple command to just get the last 10 lines of text in a file: Get-Content [path-to-textfile.txt] -tail 10