I would like to do the following: >>If you mean that you want your XML to be formatted with a user-specified XSL when viewed by an XML viewer , then all you have to do is set the "xslLink" property of the XML output format to the path of an XSL file. This will add a "link" to the XSL document in...

Well, there are two things wrong with that line. First, with that line you are instantiating the "Template Output format", which has nothing to do with XML nor XSL ; the "Template Output format" basically works with a template text file supplied by the user which contains "guidance" for Log Parser on...

In this line in my script: Dim xmlTemplateOutputFormat : Set xmlTemplateOutputFormat = CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery.TemplateOutputFormat") I am attempting to output my XML, which you are correct - works, but I wish to utilize the XSL template function and am unsure how to implement it. Any help would...

I am afraid I don't really get what your problem is :-) The script you sent works perfectly and generates an XML file, correct? What do you need to do? ------------------------------ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Use of included script samples are subject...

I am a bit of a neophyte with Log Parser 2.x, but I have spent some time researching the issue and I need a bit 'o help. I am trying to output to XML using a XSL template but can not find out how to programmatically. I know the COM command (highlighted in pink below) from researching on the KB here but...

here's a script snippet that should help anyone trying to use the com object with asp as documentation is a 'bit' thin on the ground with this com object this will display in your browser the W3C format log files (you will need to change the location of where your log files are stored etc. <% Dim...

I found, and converted, an example in C#, but I can't seem to get it to actually return any information. I'm trying to use the COM object from VB .NET to scrape event logs... Anyone have any examples? Thanks. Jerry