Re: Fwd: Print Server Log Analyzer

["Ryan Buena" <dreamsbig () gmail com>]

I agree LogParser is one of the most underrated tool which takes a
little tweaking, but once you figure it out and format it the way you
want, the results can be amazing. Most importantly...FREE!

On 12/21/06, dave kleiman <dave () davekleiman com> wrote:
> "microsft log analyzer" if you mean Log Parser, I am sure there is way we
> could make it work, maybe exporting out to a csv and using the textline
> input format.  There are amazing things you can do with Log Parser, most of
> which you find by trial and error.
> Take a look at this, it shows many different uses of Log Parser, it includes
> a little tool to save a bunch of scripts, and selectively run them all at
> once or just pick and choose.
>
> http://davekleiman.com/Files/HTCIACyberCrimeSummit_For_CD.zip
>
> Let me know exactly what you are tying to accomplish, maybe I can throw
> something together.
>
> Dave
>
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>     AdamCivic () gmail com
>     Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 12:48
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>     Subject: Re: Fwd: Print Server Log Analyzer
>
>     Thank you for all the input. The job was done today. I
>     just imported the data into excel and wrote some functions
>     to extract the data needed using simple Text manipulation
>     functions like "left()" and "right()"
>
>     As for the microsft log analyzer, it looks good. But it
>     will not parse through only one detail of an event (ie.
>     discription) and seperate it into seperate colums. At
>     least from my understanding it didn't.
>
>
>     Thanks all.
>     Adam