The LogQuery class in the COM API has properties available in it for the number of input records processed and output records processed, among others.

This is what I am going. Sub Main() Dim logQuery = New MSUtil.LogQueryClass() Dim inputContext = New MSUtil.COMTextLineInputContextClass() Dim OutputContext = New MSUtil.COMNativeOutputContextClass() Dim returncode As Integer Dim query As String query = "select substr(text,0,10) , substr(text,119,4)...

There isn't quite enough information here for me to know exactly what you need. Do you mean you have written a VB.NET console application that is using the LogParser COM API to run a query using the TEXTLINE input format? Are you using Execute or ExecuteBatch to run the query?

Hello: I have developed a VB.NET console application to parse a TEXTLINE file, extracting rows based on some criteria. Now, I want to capture the statistics into another file. Is there a way to do it ?

..how about some help with this ..i would like to get data converted to an HTML with the following results below .....how can i get this data via logparser... I am using a bat file to get this data. here is my results: Size (mb) Files Directory 0.00 0 SUB-TOTAL: \\xxxF$\QUEUES\Decryption 0.00 0 SUB-TOTAL...

Well, LP does provide a COM API that you could take advantage of to write your own multi-line parser. Even then, I think it would still be rather difficult to write a custom input format that would be able to take an offset of lines from a matched term. At its heart, LP is a relational or flat file parser...

Is that true... I thought that such a powerful tool with the capability of understanding lots of different logfile formats and various output options was also capable of the basic functions of a parser software. So, from my understanding, logparser can only be used to parse files that have one of the...

Sorry, multi-line records are not supported by LogParser.

Reading the manual provided with the installation routine I wonder how to parse a text file. I managed to search for a specific string and get the whole line where this string occured. Now the question is, if the wanted line is not that one but the following two or three lines. So, is it possible to...

LogParser can't really handle this type of data. I'd suggest moving to a scripting language such as Perl/Python/Ruby