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Database SQL ServerAutomatically Process SQL Server Trace Files
This article and sample code explains about small utility to process SQL Server trace files. If you use scripted traces to generate trace files there's no automated way to get these into a SQL Server table. I wrote a little .NET utility to do it for me that I'm calling ClearTrace. Currently it's a command line utility and is still considered beta. In the future I plan to rewrite it as a service and add better error checking.
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