Are you using SQL Server? If so, you could use DTS (Data Transformation
Services) to export the data from your table(s) into a text file for
processing.
Viel Gluck,
Nate
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How about the command 'gunzip *.gz' ? instead of uncompress.
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Subject: RE: [analog-help] gzip problems [Analog 4.13, on
1. Set up your analog.cfg file like Aengus suggested below (using DNS
WRITE).
2. Then run from the dos command line: @qdns /G analog.cfg -- this gets
dns file filled quickly using qDNS
3. Then run analog from the command line: @analog -- this does the normal
analog ... stuff and reads new dns
a few W3C extended IIS 5.0 log file lines, although i wasn't tracking all
possible extended properties available in the log...
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2000-04-28 05:45:37
#Fields: date time c-ip cs-username s-ip s-port cs-method cs-uri-stem
a few W3C extended IIS 5.0 log file lines...
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2000-04-28 05:45:37
#Fields: date time c-ip cs-username s-ip s-port cs-method cs-uri-stem
cs-uri-query sc-status sc-bytes cs-bytes cs(User-Agent) cs(Cookie)
cs(Referer)
hello analog people,
I wrote a couple weeks or so ago asking about how I could parse various
logfile formats, to load into a data warehouse. I wasn't a very good C
programmer so I picked up Perl to do this, and that helped me understand the
C expression matching logic actually. My perl script
Hi,
I'm not sure about the Netscape log format. Perhaps your format changes
midway in the logfile, and you need to specify another logformat. I think I
know what you're asking for when you want to know the offending lines. Just
specifiy DEBUG ON, and ERRFILE newfile in your config file. I've
Ok. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't reinventing the wheel. If I'm able
to figure a "separate product" out, I'll let you all know what I've come up
with. Thanks again for the cool tool. That rhymes. :) Later,
Nate
I don't think OUTPUT COMPUTER is what he wants. He wants a logfile -
Yes, I can use the Data Transformation Services DTS application from SQL
Server 7 to specify which fields I want loaded from a text file. Its a
pretty cool app.
Thanks for Perl idea. It helps to be able to contact smart people now and
then. I'm looking at Analog, written in C, and not
Hi,
The ability to read all log types, get summarized reports, and not have to
buy an expensive tool, is great. A lot of thanks to Stephen for creating
Analog.
Heres my question: is there a way to use Analog to just parse out the fields
of any log file and place them, tab delimited, into a new
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