You aren't specifying an output format so the NAT (Native) output format is used by default. That format is designed to output to the console, and when used in that fashion, it uses space separated columns and it's -rtp parameter defaults to 10 rows to print before pausing. If you specify a different...

Was wondering how to get the output of a TSV not be interrupted every ten lines by: Filename RowNumber Field1 Field2 Field3 Field4 --------------------------------------- --------- ---------- -------- -------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

I'm trying to figure out how to impose an XSL on the XML data before it gets turned into CSV. The current result all comes through but the user wants to see the data in a spreadsheet and some of the colums do not align. I figure if there was a way to impose a template (XSLT), then the data output could...

Case closed...found the solution. use 'To_Lowercase' in the SELECT and GROUP BY statement to churnout the result in all lowercase.  

Hi all, Im quite new in using logparser...and Im still in the process of learning and exploring it. I've got this problem whereas I need to sort through IIS3WC log file (worth 300 MB daily) for the Top 100 'cs-uri-stem', give the total of time the page was accessed, and average out the 'time-taken' for...

This is kinda difficult for many reasons. First off, the file contains multiple "sections"; i.e. it's not a single 'table'. Second, the values you want are in the last three data rows.... So, you can only make this work if you know in advance the row number where the values are.... For example, to get...

Here is the actual file. The command doesn't support any log file option. This file generated by command x x >> temp.log. Thank You.

Do you mind posting one of the files as a file?

Hi, Here is my log file. I am interested in the numbers Total Throughput(Mbit/s), Cycles/Byte and Avg. CPU % and would like to export them to csv file. I am very new to logparser. Can you please give me the command syntax to do this. Thanks in advance. E:\tests-050314>command x x x x x Copyright Version...

Wow!!!! I didn't know that the comma was actually not always a comma!!! Good catch!!!! We'll add a "separator" property to both the CSV input format and the CSV output format for the next version.... ...thanks a lot for digging this out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!