7.1.2 Notes on the data collection tool (_04.bat)
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The following table summarizes the differences between the data collection tool (_04.bat) in JP1/AJS2 07-10 and later versions, and the data collection tool (_04.bat) in JP1/AJS2 versions earlier than 07-10.
Table 7‒3: Differences in the data collection tool (_04.bat) versions Functionality
Version 07-10 or later
Version earlier than 07-10
Collection of the following types of data:
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Windows registry information
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Windows event log data
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Computer configuration information
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List of programs for which services have started
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File list information for the database folder
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JP1/Base file list information
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Information required for core analysis
Data is collected.
Data is not collected.
Specification of the logical host
The logical host name is specified when the data collection tool (_04.bat) is executed.
The folder for storing data is set for each logical host in the environment settings of the data collection tool (_04.bat).
Isolation of initial investigation files
Initial investigation files are stored in a special directory.
The files required for initial investigation are output to separate locations.
Collection of log data while the JP1/AJS3 service is running
Collection is possible if the -s option is specified when the data collection tool (_04.bat) is executed.
Collection is not possible.
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If you have customized the data collection tool (_04.bat) of a JP1/AJS2 version earlier than 07-10 so that the tool (_04.bat) also collects non-standard data items, the customization is lost when the JP1/AJS2 version is upgraded to 07-10 or later.
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The data collection tool (_04.bat) of JP1/AJS3 09-00 or later does not require the following modification:
When you use 64-bit Windows and the JP1/AJS3 data collection tool (_04.bat) in the WOW64 (Windows On Windows 64) environment to collect data, you need to modify the data collection tool (_04.bat).
The following describes the procedure for modifying the data collection tool (_04.bat):
1. Copy the data collection tool (_04.bat) to any folder.
2. Use a text editor to edit the copied batch file as follows, and then save the file with any file name.