Let's say I've got the following log file format: Louisville:as04,2005-04-04 13:00:15,292125896,6,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 I can map the first 3 fields into a W3C mapping, but the rest are duration measurements. If you were given this to convert, what column names would you give? The problem I'm having...

1) I'd say "time-taken". However, read point 2) below. 2) There's no real difference between W3C and IISW3C, the two 'formats' have a different meaning for Log Parser only. The W3C input format parses generic log files formatted according to the W3C format standard. The W3C format standard is pretty...

Situation: Got a server log (not in a standard format) and I need to get it into W3C format to be read by a Log Analyzer. Questions: - If I have a column that represents "Duration (in seconds)", what would be the best column to map it against in W3C? - Which is better to be read from a Log Parsing OLAP...

Sure, conversion is as simple as: logparser "SELECT * INTO Output.csv FROM Security" -i:EVT -o:CSV If you only need selected fields, substitute '*' with a comma-separated list of the fields (which you can see by typing "logparser -h -i:EVT"). Also, 2.1 might have some problems...

I have an need to convert old EVT files to a CSV format. As such, I get the following error when attempting to convert: Error: Conversion EVT -> CSV is not supported. It is possible to perform conversions between different formats by simply writing SELECT clauses that generate entries compatible with...