More Log Parser and PowerShell

Microsoft.com Operations : Power Parsing...some
days you just need more power for your parser
http://blogs.technet.com/mscom/archi...ur-parser.aspx

Just so you know,
there are .NET wrappers too!

Flowering Weeds wrote: To be fair, all his example does is grab the first 10 lines from a file. Not
exactly a challenging thing to do entirely in PowerShell.

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"Hal Rottenberg"
To be fair?????
What was the post about?

What is demo code?

Anytime one needs to parse data
(whether one object or many objects)
perhaps Microsoft's data parser
Log Parser 2.2 should be considered
(and used). Because Log Parser
works with most Windows languages
Ruby, C#, C++, VBA, PowerShell,
Cmd files (and etc.) and parses almost
anything (not just log files)!

Be aware that tomorrow one may be
working in some other Windows language
and needing to do data parsing too!