> How would i go about
> putting in
> some color any ideas?
> This is the code i used:
> Get-EventLog application The Windows data parser,
Log Parser, 2.2 will also
do all this (in any Windows
language or Windows tool -
like the Windows automation
tool - Windows PowerShell)!
Start with this information:
PS> LogParser.exe -h -i:evt
Input format: EVT (Windows Event Log)
Parses the Windows Event Log
And
PS> LogParser.exe -h -o:tpl
Output format: TPL (FileTemplate Output Format)
Formats the output following a user-specified template
With the TPL (FileTemplate Output Format)
one can use any html element or whatever
type of file template output format that one
wants to define and use.
Remember, with Log Parser one can
send the output to files, a SQL table
within a SQL data base, a data grid or
even chart the output or to where ever
(when one "creates" a newer output way)!
Notice: IIS does not need to be running
or installed in order to use Log Parser
for either data parsing or chart making.
Search the Internet
(and this newsgroup)
for usage of:
Microsoft's Log Parser
command line usage,
or fully script enabled
either in COM or .NET
(from the IIS group)
Just one of many examples of the
automation tool, PowerShell automating
the Windows data parsing tool, Log
Parser.