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Posted to
General Discussion
by
gluegood
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08-29-2009, 9:54 AM
Hello,
LogParser is only part of the solution as it will simply analyse log files, not actually record activity.
I suggest you investigate the Windows EventLog Security functionality. I believe that you can enable extremely verbose logging to this EventLog using policies. Once this is done you'll need to write complex ...
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Posted to
Advanced Topics
by
gluegood
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08-29-2009, 9:36 AM
Bigluz - Firstly. I feel this post shouldn't be in the advanced section. What you are asking is quite basic LogParser functionality.
Secondly, have you read the online help in LogParser?
Thirdly, do the following.
1. Download and install LogParser from the Microsoft site
2. Goto the Start Menu, select ...
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Posted to
Advanced Topics
by
gluegood
on
08-29-2009, 9:29 AM
I feel you are asking too much from LogParser. It works on static data, so not sure your streaming requirements will work.
I'm interested in the statement - I saw an input plugin that essentially gunzipped the file to scratch but that's not going to work out for me
Is it because the files you are working with are extremely ...
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Posted to
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by
gluegood
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07-31-2009, 5:11 PM
Hi,
I've written a LogParser COM Input add-in to support querying different parts of TFS
Work Items - LogParser.exe -i:COM "select * From 'http://tfsserver:8080/TestProject/My Work Items'" -iProgId:Gluegood.LogParser.TFSQuery -o:DataGrid
Check-ins - LogParser.exe -i:COM "select * From ...
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Posted to
Advanced Topics
by
gluegood
on
06-05-2009, 7:07 AM
2 points :-
1. I'd check your query. If it has no formatting in the 'select' part.
2. That you either have an unprintable character, or carriage return after the 'IX_Frames1' LogParser would treat it as a seperate row, so you won't get it in your query. The '.' is a little ...
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Posted to
Input Formats
by
gluegood
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06-05-2009, 6:57 AM
Glad my code is helpful. Thanks joelangley for adding to my code.
Yours definately looks more extensive in the archive file types it supports - which is great for the community - I'll create a link on my site.
Gluegood
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Posted to
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by
gluegood
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05-30-2009, 6:43 PM
Hello,
I've published a freeware e-mail addin to LogParser, allowing LogParser results to be e-mailed or suppressed based on a trigger setting. This tool can be used to monitor and e-mail notify or take action via a batch file anything which LogParser can query.
Used in combination with a job scheduler (e.g. Task Scheduler) you ...
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Posted to
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by
gluegood
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04-03-2009, 5:18 AM
You could always use a wildcard. e.g. FROM respond*.csv and then use -iCheckPoint to only parse the newest file.
Gluegood.
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Posted to
Input Formats
by
gluegood
on
04-03-2009, 5:09 AM
Couple of things
a) TextLine won't allow you to parse files unless you cut up the columns, better to use a deliminter like comma e.g. CSV, or Tab TEXTWORD
b) Don't need " or Group by or ORDER BY
Tr'y something like
logparser -i:CSV "SELECT User, PCName, Date, Time, DC, IPAddress, Status FROM ...
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Posted to
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by
gluegood
on
11-15-2008, 4:41 AM
Thought I'd share these two utilities I've written in relation to SharePoint and LogParser.
LogParser.WSS30 - I recently published a Logparser COM input plug-in for Sharepoint Lists. This allows for Logparser queries against Sharepoint lists, document libraries and wikis. e.g.
LogParser.exe -i:COM "select * From ...