Trying to dump an ETL file to a text file... Following: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/1d26964d-7509-4cda-8548-cf74353d1095.mspx?mfr=true The output is sent to the screen as a pop up (one line at a time), so it does NOT get dumped to a text file as the process...

Is there a way I could use this LogParser to read a Ad provided edb.log file ? /Kasi

Try the following: C:\>LogParser.exe "SELECT * FROM myfile.etl" and post a snippet of the output.

Hello, I'm trying to extract some readable information - most importantly timestamps; I can't interpret those given by tracerpt - from a .etl file (which logs process creation/deletion) , but it fails with this error: Line: 35 Char: 1 Error: Error parsing query: SELECT clause: Syntax Error: unknown...

I'm glad this new feature in IIS met your needs!!!

AAaaaahhh, yes, that does help a lot, thanks. I don't insist on the binary, the centralized part is important for me. So, great! Thanks for the help! If tests go well and my boss approves, you helped close about 3000 file handles on about 30 servers Should be quite a speed gain, I hope! Me and our RAIDs...

Ok, here's the deal: The binary log format was NOT updated at all - it stayed as it was pre-SP1. HOWEVER, the W3C format has been enhanced to support a new "Centralized" setting, that allows you to specify that you want a single, centralized W3C log file across all your sites. When enabled, the ex*.log...

The suspense is killing me! I hit reload every 5 minutes Any news? TIA, Thomas

Let me double-check first; however, I'm quite sure it's option 4 :-) Which I'll come back with later on. Hold on.

Hi! I heard somewhere that with Windows Server 2003 SP1 there would be the option to include the referrer and user-agent fields in binary logging. I just enabled binary logging on an SP1 test system here, and used LogParser to convert it to W3C; but the fields aren't included in the output file. So,...