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 -
Nate Wilbert wrote:
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 txt file?
This I would then load into a data warehouse on SQL Server 7.
Can the process that you are using to import the data into SQL
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Subject: Re[2]: [analog-help] keeping the data granular
I wrote:
The following 3 lines of perlscript will do what you want, I think:
while () {
split;
print $_[1], " ", $_[4], "\n"; }
(This prints the 2nd and 5th field - just modify as appropriate. It
should al
Nathan Wilbert wrote:
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
One thing you might look at, Nate, is the
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
Nathan Wilbert wrote:
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
You could use the OUTPUT
