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My work around is to use process monitor by the sysinternals dudes. Then parse the data.

With the proper filters in place, the log ("backing file") grows about 4MB/minute; which is manageable.


Process Monitor has a feature called File Summary (http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow_viewer/0,3253,l%253D248743%2526a%253D248736%2526po%253D13,00.asp?p=n[^]) which will summarize exactly what I want.


Now, I guess the question is, how does Process Monitor gather this information? It's likely via the processes; monitoring the process's handles and where they are reading and writing.


For me, this method, using Process Monitor, will do. However, it would still be interesting to investigate further ways to actually ways to grab the handles and identify their I/O.


Thanks,

Matt
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