You haven't provided enough information for anyone to help you. Are you getting an error? Did you try using the CHART output format? What input format are you using? What does the native format data look like? What query are you using?

I am trying to run a simple LP that gets memory data. That part works great and I can see the data in native format. What I want to do is look at it via chart. The CSV file would contain data like: CacheBytes,CommittedBytes 168869888,396292096 Something like this:

I added the following code as workaround in the chart config.js file: pt = chart.SeriesCollection(2).Points; for(i=0;i<pt.count;i++) // enumerate all points in collection to change color { pvalue=pt(i).GetValue(chartSpace.Constants.chDimValues); if(pvalue <= 0) pt(i).Line.Color = chartSpace.constants...

Yes, I did test that on Excel. I have the csv file, and I created a chart there. The line stopped when the data is null. (Look at the attached excelchart.jpg). But I want to automate the process using LogParser... so that my script get the logon stats, generate the csv file, and plot the graph for me...

LP doesn't treat a null as zero, but I think the MS charting component might. The only thing I can suggest right now is to try to output to csv and import that CSV into Excel and try using the charts there. If you can find a chart in Excel that displays the way you want, post the details here and we...

hi, I was trying to plot a graph that contains three lines (logon counts of 2004 Fall, 2005 Fall, 2006 Fall semester). But since the 2006 Fall semester is not over yet, (ie. the entries for Nov, and Dec are null). But LogParser somehow plot those values as zero (although the logparser documentation said...

Sorry, I just searched the forums and found that I ran into this error before (see here ) In this case, double quotes are necessary, but they must be escaped from the command line otherwise your query string (which is delimited by quotes) will be broken into two separate strings which causes the first...

Hello Daniel, I have tried before, but the output is like this: D:\Log-Walker\SLAP\SLAP1008\MSLogParser>LogParser.exe -i:evt -o:chart -e:1 "Select To_String(EventID) AS ID, count(EventID) AS number_of_events INTO 'D:\data\Sec Evt\SecEvt_EventIDFailure.gif' FROM 'D:\data\Sec Evt\secevt.evt' WHERE EventType...

Again, you are using double quotes for your string delimiters instead of single quotes. Correct that and try again.

Hello All, I have read the previous Chart Output log comments. It seems that the output format is much more complicated. When I have space in path, it will not be able to process. Please advise how to fix that? Thx. Ricci ========================= D:\MSLogParser>LogParser.exe -i:evt -o:chart -e:1...