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Thanks to Icery's help, this has been fixed in the upcoming 2.2 release. Now Log Parser ignores errors occurring while turning off bookmarks.
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Wow! This might be the last bug fixed in 2.2 :-) The SQL output format turns off bookmarks, and it complains if an error occurs. It seems it should not complain when bookmarking is not supported by the target DB... I'm seeing to get this fixed in the upcoming 2.2 release. Thanks for reporting the problem...
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Has anyone had any luck conecting to Mysql? I tried using the ODBC drivers but I get this error. C:\Program Files\IIS Resources\Log Parser>LogParser "SELECT EventLog, RecordNumber,TimeGenerated, EventID,EventType,EventTypeName, EventCat egory, SourceName,ComputerName, Message FROM System, Application...
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I'll keep my eyes peeled for it. Thanks again, Ian Bagnald
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It was due today, but we had a tiny slip on the schedule. I'll be able to know better in a couple of days.
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That sounds like the way to do it. I'll have to try that out. Thanks alot Gabriele, it's a great tool. PS I imagine you're getting sick of this question but; when will 2.2 be available?
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No, LP won't tell you the DLL's......but you can figure that out from the registry (you can actually use the new LP 'REG' input format to parse the remote registry and obtain the list of dll's).
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So it wont actually register the dll's locally. Would there be a way to log the dll's that are being cached so that they could be registered locally either manually or programaticaly?
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Glad to see the DSN problem resolved. Regarding the EVT question, yes, 2.2 caches the remote DLL's locally, so LP will only load a remote DLL when it encounters it for the first time (or when the cache is full, which I believe means > 64 dll's accessed).
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Alright, it works, forget about the DSN, I looked at the syntax again and realized you were right on the money, I was neglecting the username and password. This line works. Sorry for the dumb question! LogParser -i:EVT -o:SQL "SELECT * FROM *_application.evt To APPLICATION" -server COMPUTER -database...