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Log Parser Plus - version 0.3 released

Written by James Skemp on November 7, 2009 20:25

Version 0.3.1 of Log Parser Plus now features a custom LocalTime variable for IISW3C queries, and outputs the final query (for copying). The scratch pad (the unlabeled text box) will no longer clear when a new query is performed.

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.

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12/16/2009 6:19:59 AM #

James Skemp

Bugs:

Populate/refresh does not pull from the item selected in the format drop-down. It seems that if the file isn't ex___, it pulls as textline.

Feature request:

TO_LOCALTIME(TO_TIMESTAMP(date, time)) AS LocalTime should be added as an easy item.

James Skemp United States

1/13/2010 10:52:10 AM #

Nicole

I will await being able to export to a file (assume that is what INTO is for?).  Also, would like to see the result command that is built. GUI is much easier but I also need to learn syntax.
Thanks for all your work on this!

Nicole United States

1/14/2010 6:50:13 AM #

James Skemp

Good suggestions Nicole. This project kind of stalled, but perhaps I'll take a look at it this weekend, thanks to this nudge.

James Skemp United States

1/16/2010 12:22:57 PM #

strivinglife

Version 0.3.1 works towards some of these changes, but I think I may need to re-design the application for a smoother interface.

Nicole, so that I can focus, what kind of files are you looking to parse with Log Parser? IIS logs, general logs, text files, ... ?

strivinglife United States

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