James Skemp's StrivingLife

Currently under development, Log Parser Plus (not be confused with the Web site LogParserPlus.com) is a tool to (hopefully) help work with Microsoft Log Parser.

Download Log Parser Plus 0.3 BETA.

You will need to download and install Microsoft Log Parser for this application to run, as well as .NET Framework 2.0.

More information can be found in the post regarding the initial, 0.2.1, release.

Comments and concerns are welcomed.

Microsoft Log Parser is a command line-based utility useful to parse IIS logs and more.

While a number of applications exist to help use Log Parser, as well as a number of sites containing Log Parser queries, I haven't been very happy with them.

In an attempt to make it even easier to work with Log Parser, I present version 0.2.1 BETA of Log Parser Plus (not to be confused with the Web site, LogParserPlus.com).

Download Log Parser Plus 0.2.1 BETA.

Log Parser Plus 0.2.1 BETA is, as noted, currently under development. It lacks proper threading, and could use a number of user interface tweaks. Since I use IIS for personal and business purposes, I will be working towards version 1.0 and beyond.

Microsoft Log Parser is required, and can be downloaded from Microsoft.

Questions, comments, and concerns are appreciated.

It still needs a touch of work, but a basic custom brush for Syntax Highlighter is available for download.

Download the Microsoft Log Parser custom brush for Syntax Highlighter 2.0.320.

Example included below and at LogParserPlus.com:

logparser -rtp:-1 "SELECT cs-uri-stem, cs-uri-query, date, sc-status, cs(Referer) INTO 200sReport.txt FROM ex0902*.log WHERE (sc-status >= 200 AND sc-status < 300) ORDER BY sc-status, date, cs-uri-stem, cs-uri-query"

Comments and suggestions are welcomed.