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• 08-11-2009, 7:43 PM

  maximusdm Joined on 06-05-2009, 6:53 PM Posts 19

  COMIISOutputContextClassClass uses commas as delimiter? I was expecting the IIS format :( Reply Contact Hi all, My log output is using commas instead of using the IIS format. What am I doing wrong? Here is my code: public static bool GetResultsFromBatch(string query) {  LogQueryClassClass LogParser = new LogQueryClassClass();  COMIISW3CInputContextClassClass pObjInput  = new COMIISW3CInputContextClassClass();  COMIISOutputContextClassClass pObjOutput = new COMIISOutputContextClassClass(); //comma and without header  try  {   LogParser.ExecuteBatch(query, pObjInput, pObjOutput);   return true;  }  catch (Exception e)  {   return false;  } } Thank you!   MDM

• 08-27-2009, 4:55 PM

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  maximusdm Joined on 06-05-2009, 6:53 PM Posts 19	Re: COMIISOutputContextClassClass uses commas as delimiter? I was expecting the IIS format :( Reply Contact Anybody? :( MDM

• 11-02-2009, 9:35 AM

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  kelvin3 Joined on 11-02-2009, 2:27 PM Posts 1

  Re: COMIISOutputContextClassClass uses commas as delimiter? I was expecting the IIS format :( Reply Contact Did you ever figure this out? I had a slightly different problem... and slightly different requirements, so I'm not using the batch processing... I had to create my own "batching" because I needed more flexibility.  ANYWHO, this is where my problem was:     ILogRecordset queryResult = logQuery.Execute(sbQuery.ToString(), inputFormat);     var sbOutput = new StringBuilder();     for (; !queryResult.atEnd(); queryResult.moveNext())      sbOutput.AppendLine(queryResult.getRecord().toNativeString(", "));     queryResult.close(); When I removed that comma, the delimiter was a space, as expected.  I hope this helps...

• 11-03-2009, 6:01 PM

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  jdelinger Joined on 06-05-2007, 9:39 AM Posts 8	Re: COMIISOutputContextClassClass uses commas as delimiter? I was expecting the IIS format :( Reply Contact Well I was expecting to receive the whole IIS format including headers etc.... but what you posted here is a workaround that works well too :) thanks!