logman is your tool for this. Here is how you can query for all the sessions and also how to see values from a particular session.
c:\> logman -ets Data Collector Set Type Status ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AITEventLog Trace Running Audio Trace Running DiagLog Trace Running EventLog-Application Trace Running EventLog-System Trace Running NtfsLog Trace Running SQMLogger Trace Running UBPM Trace Running WdiContextLog Trace Running MpWppTracing Trace Running FSysAgentTrace Trace Running MSMQ Trace Running MSDTC_TRACE_SESSION Trace Running test_trace Trace Running The command completed successfully. c:\> logman test_trace -ets Name: test_trace Status: Running Root Path: C:\ Segment: Off Schedules: On Segment Max Size: 500 MB Name: test_trace\test_trace Type: Trace Output Location: C:\09_19_44.etl Append: Off Circular: On Overwrite: Off Buffer Size: 8 Buffers Lost: 0 Buffers Written: 1 Buffer Flush Timer: 0 Clock Type: Performance File Mode: File Provider: Name: Microsoft-Windows-Application Server-Applications Provider Guid: {C651F5F6-1C0D-492E-8AE1-B4EFD7C9D503} Level: 5 KeywordsAll: 0x0 KeywordsAny: 0xffffffff Properties: 0 Filter Type: 0 The command completed successfully.