Using LogParser 2.2 to Parse IIS Logs and Other Logs: ASP Alliance

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Using LogParser 2.2 to Parse IIS Logs and Other Logs

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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

Scenario 7: Using with FileMon/Regmon output logs

Your Web site or web application is performing very slowly and you want to know which pages are taking the longest amount of time.

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Logparser -i:TEXTLINE "SELECT Text FROM Filemon.log WHERE Text LIKE 
'%SHARING VIOLATION%'" –o:datagrid
Logparser -i:TEXTLINE "SELECT Text FROM Filemon.log WHERE Text LIKE 
'%explorer.exe%'" -o:DataGrid

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