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

Hey, I'm quite new on LogParser, but what I saw until now it's very interesting. Now I have a question, after searching this forum without answers... I'm trying to parse a log file that has a few lines (4) as header, each starting with '#', the 4th contains a list of columns, in the form: #NetWork=0...

Hello! There is a little problem -- I tried to open an opearational log (Microsoft-Group-Policy/Operational) with standart ReadLogFunction() as well as using EventLog .Net class, but i failed(it redirected my on "Application" log ). Do you know any ways to open Vsta operational event logs programmaticall...

The only way to produce an .evt file is: 1) Create a custom event log; 2) Write an app that generates events into that custom event log; 3) Export the custom event log into a .evt file.

Hi, we had to generate a montly report. our costumer want an .evt file with all fields from the security eventlog. eh just wants all events matching event id 529,534 etc. it is no problem for me to get these with a filter in logrotate. but the output format is a bit tricky. how can i produce an .evt...

Greetings all, I recently started working with Logparser 2.2, and needed it to process both IIS logs and STS logs. As many of you might have guessed, the IIS logs processed quite nicely, using Logparser 2.2's IISW3C plugin to parse them. The STS logs were another matter - no obvious Logparser plugin...

That's what I was guessing would be the case--thanks for confirming!

Hi, To do this you must arrange in your query fields from NCSA format to right places in IIS format. And don't forget about INTO file.log statement in your query. Then run comman like logparser file:query.sql -i:NCSA -o:IIS You can compare both formats using command logparser -h -i:NCSA logparser -h...

Anyone have any tips or tricks for making this happen? At the moment I'm confounded by an error with every line "unexpectedly ending" but assuming I could get the NCSA files to read, I want to attempt to translate them to IIS or more likely W3C. Thanks!

You're correct, apps like WebTrends treat the data in a particular column mapping for what that column means for an IISW3C. And you're correct, if you have that proprietary file, you need to find a mapping to the 'IISW3C' columns in order for web log analysis apps to analyze it, which might or might...