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Posted to
General Discussion
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carehart
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01-03-2009, 3:10 PM
Someone may offer a recent replication of those resources, but until then, there's always the archive.org site's "wayback machine". Check out the content as it existed at various times over the years:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.logparser.com
Of course, if you do a google search for logparser, you will also find ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
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carehart
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10-07-2008, 3:47 PM
Just to be clear, while I recognize that getting the vendor to change the file to use tabs (or commas) would be one solution, as I noted, that won't be trivial.
I just want to keep this open in case anyone else may think of another solution, short of them doing that, and for my current files (and those of others using this software). Thanks.
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Posted to
Input Formats
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carehart
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10-07-2008, 12:19 PM
Folks, I'm a long-time fan (and indeed evangelist) of Log Parser. I tell people about it all the time, but I've been stumped today and would appreciate any help from another pair of eyes.
I process several different logs from a vendor whose columns are space-separated, so I use the TSV format with ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
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carehart
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08-30-2007, 3:01 AM
Right, that's the problem (the multiple lines per "record"). But for those interested, we've had a related discussion in another thread here about the generic need to sometimes read logs with multiple lines per logical record: http://forums.iis.net/p/1146150/1855725.aspx#1855725
As for your last sentence, you make another ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
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carehart
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08-30-2007, 12:46 AM
Thanks, Bernard. On the one hand, I have to say that part of what you describe (Netstat, and it having varying spaces and some columns without data) is not really what I was asking about. I was referring to multiple rows being related to each other instead (without anything to identify that on each row).
But your comment about the logparser book ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
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carehart
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08-30-2007, 12:34 AM
No, sorry, Bernard, but you've misunderstood my question. As I said in the opening sentence, I do realize that LP can read the registry. That was not my question. I was asking if it could read an EXPORT of the registry. Thanks for trying. I just hope that folks won't skip replying by seeing that it's replied to. :-)
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Posted to
IIS.NET Site Feedback
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carehart
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08-29-2007, 2:17 PM
Well this is curious: I found that indeed the entries are posted--but rather than showing up at the top of the forum list they're at the very bottom. The forum is sorted by last posted date order. I even compared it to other forums which have postings today. While those indicate the post as being 8/29, mine in that forum show up as the ...
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Posted to
IIS.NET Site Feedback
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carehart
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08-29-2007, 2:03 PM
Bernard, I realize your offer about the above subject was 6 months ago, but I'm experiencing what seems a similar problem. I have posted a note into a forum (http://forums.iis.net/t/1146149.aspx), but if you view the forum it's posted in (http://forums.iis.net/1141.aspx) it's not showing up (the last post shows as 6-27).
Is this ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
by
carehart
on
08-29-2007, 1:27 PM
My previous question was about reading the registry export files, which have multiple lines per registry entry, but there are other log files we all may need to read that also have multiple lines per "record". Perhaps it's a log that shows a first line for a log entry that has the date and some identifier, then there are multiple ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
by
carehart
on
08-29-2007, 1:20 PM
I realize that Log Parser can read the registry, but what if someone creates an export of some registry entries. Is there any automated means to support reading that? Sadly, it's not a standard csv, tsv or other format. In fact, it's got multiple lines per record, which seems a real challenge.
The point is that I want to do some registry ...