PSSDIAG

I try to run PSSDIAG on a Windows 2003 sp1 box running SQL Server 2000 SP4.
The collectif of the trace seems to go well.
When I stop the trace the programm seems to hang after the last message that
says that it's exiting.
I dont't have the problem on a Windows XP SP1.
Is there an issue for windows 2003 sp1 ?
Also SQLDiag doesn't run with SQL 2000 SP4, is there another tool for a
diagnostic ?
1- Do not install PSSDiag in c:\program files or any other directory that
have blank in its name
2- There are two requirements for the PSSDIAG service startup account: 1) it
must be a member of the local administrators group (though not necessarily
the local Administrator), and 2) it must be a member of the SQL Server
sysadmin server role. The default PSSDIAG service startup account is
LocalSystem, and by default it satisfies both of these requirements.
However, if you have removed the local Administrators group from the SQL
sysadmin role, you will need to choose a new PSSDIAG service startup account
that is both an NT administrator and a SQL sysadmin.
3- The .trc file is actually written by the SQL Server process. For this
reason, the SQL Server service startup account must be able to write to the
output directory.
"Sylvain Nadeau" wrote:

> I try to run PSSDIAG on a Windows 2003 sp1 box running SQL Server 2000 SP4.
> The collectif of the trace seems to go well.
> When I stop the trace the programm seems to hang after the last message that
> says that it's exiting.
> I dont't have the problem on a Windows XP SP1.
> Is there an issue for windows 2003 sp1 ?
> Also SQLDiag doesn't run with SQL 2000 SP4, is there another tool for a
> diagnostic ?