What is an ETL file?
ETL files are log files that have been created by the Microsoft Tracelog software application. This Microsoft program creates event logs in the binary file format. These logs are created from the kernel in a Microsoft operating system.
The ETL logs can contain information about disk access and page faults, logging high-frequency events and recording the performance of the Microsoft operating system. This information can be used to analyze and adjust voice response software applications.
The .etl file extension is also used by the Eclipse open development platform. The files created by the platform are saved with the .etl file extension.
Software that will open or convert ETL files
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Explanation
| Program has been verified by File.org to open ETL files. | |
| Every day, thousands of users submit information to us about which programs they use to open certain types of files. Our users primarily use the above programs to open ETL files. |
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