[QUOTE User="LogParser User : WalterLeinert"]Quote: Did you try giving a time format that specifically includes ms? e.g. instead of SELECT Entry, try SELECT TO_STRING(Entry, 'MM.dd.yyyy hh:mm:ss,ll') Please forgive me if this is obvious, but I'm hopin...[/QUOTE] Hi Daniel, i tried your variant but it...

Did you try giving a time format that specifically includes ms? e.g. instead of SELECT Entry, try SELECT TO_STRING(Entry, 'MM.dd.yyyy hh:mm:ss,ll') Please forgive me if this is obvious, but I'm hoping it might be a simple problem.

Hi, i wrote a custom plugin in c# similar to the cluster log plugin to analyze log4net logfiles with the really great LogParser (!). Sample: 2006-08-08 08:53:35,805 [3324] INFO AppBase.PortalApplicationContext - >> Initialize 2006-08-08 08:53:37,242 [3324] INFO AppBase.PortalApplicationContext...

Ok, thanks to Andrew Galloway, I've been able to dig up the file. Please find it attached. (rename it to .cmd)

yes from http://www.syngress.com/solutions/311_LogParser/author.cfm Here's what in my zip file. Folder PATH listing Volume serial number is 00720063 0C89 5A4 C:. | files.txt | +---Chapter 01 | Ch01AvgRequestTimePerPageType.sql | Ch01AvgRequestTimeTotal.sql | Ch01Bottom10RequestedPages.sql | Ch01BytesRecvdPerHourPerClient...

Have you tried on Syngress' web site?

It's not in the zip file.

I'll answer my own question. You have to create an account ith syngress and register your book. Use this URL https://www.syngress.com/customer/MyAccount.cfm

Where can I download the scripts and samples for this book?

Hi, I'm not so much having problems with the syntax of the script, but more with the query itself. I want to do a similar thing in that I want to identify when users log on and off of a particluar group of servers. I've tried customising the script itself to get the data I am after but there seems to...