May be U can use Dumpacl (free) in command-line mode. Is a very usefull tool, and u can use logparser to filter/generate the report automatically, only if u want.

Got it, I was using the wrong operators and like a dummy, the * as a wildcard instead of %. Here is the Query: LogParser "SELECT name, userPrincipalName, userAccountControl, canonicalName INTO \\somemachine\reports\test4.csv FROM 'LDAP://domaincontroller.domain.re.xyz/ou=something,ou=something,dc=something...

What is an example of a canonicalName you would and would not want to match the query?

Hello all, Trying to get logparser to query both an "=" and an IS NOT and I'm having a problem. Here is the base Query (which works well): LogParser "SELECT name, userPrincipalName, userAccountControl, canonicalName INTO \\somecomputer\reports\userreport.csv FROM 'LDAP://dc.domain.blah.xyz/ou=something...

had to try also a little time .... but here's the Result that works. AD counts in 100 nanoseconds from 1. Jan 1601 ?!? weird somehow SELECT TO_TIMESTAMP(ADD(DIV(TO_REAL(LastLogon), 10000000.0), TO_REAL(TIMESTAMP('1601','yyyy')))) AS [LastLogon] best regards Serge

Thanks very much for this, I can make use of this, I'll also use it to find old computer accounts -objClass:Computer Thanks again

[QUOTE User="LogParser User : sotherls"]Quote: When I try working on it I get an error of "Error: Syntax Error: : expecting FROM keyword instead of token 'c:\logparser\test\Chart.gif'" logparser -i:CSV "SELECT TOP 10 Time, Count INTO c:\logpars...[/QUOTE] I had to modify your query to get you further...

When I try working on it I get an error of "Error: Syntax Error: : expecting FROM keyword instead of token 'c:\logparser\test\Chart.gif'" logparser -i:CSV "SELECT TOP 10 Time, Count INTO c:\logparser\test\Chart.GIF FROM c:\logparser\test\log.csv ORDER by Time DESC" -charttype:bar3d

[QUOTE User="LogParser User : sotherls"]Quote: THis should be soooo simple but it isn't - yet. Help! I have a csv file which has data similar to this: TIME,COUNTed 2006-11-09 13:51:24,3279 2006-11-09 13:56:24,3285 2006-11-09 14:01:24,3295 2006-1...[/QUOTE] Ok, to expand further..... If I have the following...

[QUOTE User="LogParser User : sotherls"]Quote: What are you having trouble with? The query or the chart? The query should be something along the lines of: SELECT TOP 10 Time, Count FROM log ORDER by Time DESC[/QUOTE] The query isn't the issue. It is the chart output format that is causing me grief.