Log Parser Version 2.2.10 提示帮助

 

 
Microsoft (R) Log Parser Version 2.2.10
Copyright (C) 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Usage:   LogParser [-i:<input_format>] [-o:<output_format>] <SQL query> |
                   file:<query_filename>[?param1=value1+...]
                   [<input_format_options>] [<output_format_options>]
                   [-q[:ON|OFF]] [-e:<max_errors>] [-iw[:ON|OFF]]
                   [-stats[:ON|OFF]] [-saveDefaults] [-queryInfo]

         LogParser -c -i:<input_format> -o:<output_format> <from_entity>
                   <into_entity> [<where_clause>] [<input_format_options>]
                   [<output_format_options>] [-multiSite[:ON|OFF]]
                   [-q[:ON|OFF]] [-e:<max_errors>] [-iw[:ON|OFF]]
                   [-stats[:ON|OFF]] [-queryInfo]

 -i:<input_format>   :  one of IISW3C, NCSA, IIS, IISODBC, BIN, IISMSID,
                        HTTPERR, URLSCAN, CSV, TSV, W3C, XML, EVT, ETW,
                        NETMON, REG, ADS, TEXTLINE, TEXTWORD, FS, COM (if
                        omitted, will guess from the FROM clause)
 -o:<output_format>  :  one of CSV, TSV, XML, DATAGRID, CHART, SYSLOG,
                        NEUROVIEW, NAT, W3C, IIS, SQL, TPL, NULL (if omitted,
                        will guess from the INTO clause)
 -q[:ON|OFF]         :  quiet mode; default is OFF
 -e:<max_errors>     :  max # of parse errors before aborting; default is -1
                        (ignore all)
 -iw[:ON|OFF]        :  ignore warnings; default is OFF
 -stats[:ON|OFF]     :  display statistics after executing query; default is
                        ON
 -c                  :  use built-in conversion query
 -multiSite[:ON|OFF] :  send BIN conversion output to multiple files
                        depending on the SiteID value; default is OFF
 -saveDefaults       :  save specified options as default values
 -restoreDefaults    :  restore factory defaults
 -queryInfo          :  display query processing information (does not
                        execute the query)


Examples:
 LogParser "SELECT date, REVERSEDNS(c-ip) AS Client, COUNT(*) FROM file.log
            WHERE sc-status<>200 GROUP BY date, Client" -e:10
 LogParser file:myQuery.sql?myInput=C:\temp\ex*.log+myOutput=results.csv
 LogParser -c -i:BIN -o:W3C file1.log file2.log "ComputerName IS NOT NULL"

Help:
 -h GRAMMAR                  : SQL Language Grammar
 -h FUNCTIONS [ <function> ] : Functions Syntax
 -h EXAMPLES                 : Example queries and commands
 -h -i:<input_format>        : Help on <input_format>
 -h -o:<output_format>       : Help on <output_format>
 -h -c                       : Conversion help