I'm looking for information on analyzing Media Player buffering such as how much, who has buffering problems , why there is buffering etc.

I have a script that is able to monitor the bandwidth of all the IIS website, but I want also monitor the FTP bandwidth. my structure looks like: / a auser1 auser2 auser3 b buser1 buser2 buser3 . . . etc is this possible ? thanks in advantage! i'll include the script i'm using

I can't guarantee that this will be faster than what you were doing before, but it is a bit more elegant as far as query structure goes. Give it a try and see if it might work out for you. SELECT Seconds , COUNT(*) AS MailCount USING SUB(TO_INT(TO_TIMESTAMP(date,time)), TO_INT(TO_TIMESTAMP(origination...

Now I have made folowing query: SELECT SUB(TO_Timestamp(REPLACE_STR(STRCAT(STRCAT(date,' '), time),' GMT',''),'yyyy-M-d h:m:s'), TO_Timestamp(REPLACE_STR(Origination-time, ' GMT',''),'yyyy-M-d h:m:s')) AS TimeDiff, COUNT(*) AS MailCount FROM \\server\server.log\*.log GROUP BY TimeDiff But now the output...

How can I calculate the time a mail message have taken to travel from one server to another? Next to standard Exchange server logging (\\server\server.log\2006*.log) I have aditionally turned ON the SMTP logging where the value 'time-taken' is present, but this logs do not distingush individual server...

Thank you very much (i am stupid i didn't even thought about this solution :blink I use EXTRACT_VALUE( REPLACE_STR(cs(Cookie), ';+', ';'), 'sessionCheckCookie', ';' ) I choosed to use the ';' instead of '&' for two reasons: The multi values cookies have their values '&' separated. The cookie...

Yes and no. The multiple equals do prevent you from being able to use EXTRACT_VALUE on the name UserCookieId, but the reason you can't get mwc is because EXTRACT_VALUE doesn't appear to support multiple characters in the delimiter parameter. I'd suggest either using + as your delimiter or using the REPLACE_STR...

Hi, I try to parse an IISLogfile and i need to extract specific cookie values from the log. Cookie information sample: permanentCookie=UserCookieId=***;+sessionCheckCookie=UserCookieId=***;+mwc=*** I use the folowing SQL construction: EXTRACT_VALUE( cs(Cookie), 'mwc', ';+' ) The only time this SQL extract...

I was given the task of building a script to add up total bytes in wms logs (*.log). I was wondering if anyone has some code samples I could look at of something similiar. anything would be great. thank you!

CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery.IISW3CInputFormat") instead of CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery.W3CInputFormat") worked for me. Are your logs IIS logs ? See my post Hosting Log Parser in Classical ASP via COM in the 'COM Programming' Topic for full code.