On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Andy Knasinski wrote:
> In an effort to reduce the amount of log files that need to be run thru
> for log analysis, I'm attempting to set up a routine to process in the
> early AM the previous day's logs and save to a file for that specific day.
>
> I can get it to run thru ALL of my logs and output for the previous day,
> but in an effort to limit even more the processing time, I'm attempting
> to pass in the log filenames (which reside in TWO separate directories)
> at runtime via the command line. First, what's the proper syntax for
> MULTIPLE files - I believe a single file would be:
>
> ANALOG.EXE filename.log -G +gmyreport.cfg
>
Just put two filenames on the command line.
> If I have DNS enabled, does it only try to resolve lines that MATCH the
> parameters I'm using or does it resolve ALL lines and then process?
>
If the line isn't wanted because of a FILEEXCLUDE, for example, then it
won't bother doing the DNS.
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