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Using LogParser 2.2 to Parse IIS Logs and Other Logs

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by Sudeep G
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Introduction
Introducing LogParser
Scenario 1: Common types of outputs
Scenario 2: Filtering
Scenario 3: More filtering
Scenario 4: Combining Fields
Scenario 5: Pattern Matching
Scenario 6: Usage with HTTPErr logs
Scenario 7: Using with FileMon/Regmon output logs
Scenario 8: Using LogParser with EventLogs
Scenario 9: Using LogParser with Netmon Traces
Scenario 10: Parsing and viewing an ETW Trace
Summary

Summary

I would recommend checking out the log parser command line options. It can give you some more examples which include how to get statistics from a URL, Active Directory, etc. and many of the functions supported by LogParser. You will be amazed! Have fun using LogParser and as always, please send me your comments or suggestions about this article.

References

Description of IIS logging

Log Parser improvements, features and Functions

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