I have IIS log with extra field 'foo'. #Fields: foo date s-sitename ... foo1 2009-02-15 W3SVC1 ... foo2 2009-02-15 W3SVC1 ... As result all LogParser queries are broken: logparser -i:IISW3C "S...

I am trying to determine if a user downloaded a file from FTP using MS Log Parser 2.2 I have not been able to get parser SQL query going, although I have used several samples queries. Water Down ...

I'm trying to using Microsoft's Log Parser to read multiple sets of IIS log files. Now, my query works fine, however, to get it to work properly, I need to have the directory listed that the files ...

I am looking for find out the browser name and version, OS name and version from User Agent field of IIS log file through Log parser query. As the User-Agent string has different format for every ...

I just started using Log Parser Lizard to examine my IIS and Event logs. What UI tool do you use on top of LogParser 2.2 to view your log files on production?

I'm using JMeter for load testing. I'm going through and exercise of finding the max number of concurrent threads (users) that our webserver can handle by simply increasing the # of threads in my d...

I am working with two Jenkins plugins, Email-Ext and Log Parser. I have the regular expressions for the Log Parser plugin how I want them, and I would like to include the output of the Log Parser p...

I have started to use Microsoft LogParser in order to analyse IIS logs. LogParser allows using SQL query from a file and supply parameters to the query directly in a command line, for example: Lo...

I am using the Microsoft Log Parser in a Windows Service. The program works in a regular web page but when I put the code in a windows service it does not work. I put Breakponts in the windows serv...

Im trying to run some logparser commands from powershell but Im having issues with passing the arguments across correctly, heres the excert from my script; d:\scripting\smtplogs\logparser\logparse...

Using logparser you can pass on parameters to the query you'd like to run such as: logparser file:query.sql?logs=somewhere\*.log -o:Sql -server:databaseserver -database:database -createtable:ON ...

So basically we have lots of SharePoint usage log files generated by our SharePoint 2007 site and we would like to make sense of them. For that we're thinking of reading the log files and dumping i...

I'm trying to find LONG UserAgent strings with LogParser.exe in my IIS logs. This example searches for entries with the string 'poo' in them. LogParser.exe -i:IISW3C "SELECT COUNT(cs(User-Agent))...