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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 fiel
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 also be possible to do this from the command line, just passing
>in the prin
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 c
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 SQ
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 ->
logfi
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Geoff Steer wrote:
> 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
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
