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Miguel Henriques
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Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 4:51 pm    Post subject: Sharepoint logs analysis Reply with quote
Hi!
I'm trying to understand how to get information from IIS logs for
sharepoint! I saw some articles and I tryied logparser. I guess they assume
I have a folder with all log files to analyse but in fact IIS is generating
one folder for each day. In each folder, I have a file called 00.log
I don't know what can I do with these folders! Should I transform them? Is
there any way to get some information the way they appear?

thanks in advance
Miguel
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Gustavo
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Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 4:51 pm    Post subject: RE: Sharepoint logs analysis Reply with quote
Hola Miguel,
You can use the "Report Pack" for SharePoint, which can read all the
SharePoint and IIS log files and make reports for you. You can find an
article about it in
http://www.gavd.net/servers/sharepoint/sps_item.aspx?top=art&itm=122 (in
Spanish).
Saludes,
Gustavo
http://www.gavd.net/servers/default.aspx


"Miguel Henriques" wrote:

Quote:
Hi!
I'm trying to understand how to get information from IIS logs for
sharepoint! I saw some articles and I tryied logparser. I guess they assume
I have a folder with all log files to analyse but in fact IIS is generating
one folder for each day. In each folder, I have a file called 00.log
I don't know what can I do with these folders! Should I transform them? Is
there any way to get some information the way they appear?

thanks in advance
Miguel


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Gustavo
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 1:51 pm    Post subject: Re: Sharepoint logs analysis Reply with quote
Hola Miguel,
If you have SQL, you can install the package in it without problems, also if
SQL is in another machine that SharePoint. You need Reporting Services, but
he is free if you have a license of SQL. With MSDE is not possible to use,
because you need the Reporting Services.
Saludes,
Gustavo
http://www.gavd.net/servers/default.aspx


"Miguel Henriques" wrote:

Quote:
Hi Gustavo
Thanks for your answer! I have SQLServer and SharePoint in different
machines...is it possible to use Report Pack this way or do I have to
install SQL Server (does it work with MSDE...I don't want to pay more) in
the SharePoint server?

thanks
Miguel
"Gustavo" <Gustavo@discussions.microsoft.com> escreveu na mensagem
news:CEB9C717-7463-4821-A3DD-BF9A1C4C8832@microsoft.com...
Hola Miguel,
You can use the "Report Pack" for SharePoint, which can read all the
SharePoint and IIS log files and make reports for you. You can find an
article about it in
http://www.gavd.net/servers/sharepoint/sps_item.aspx?top=art&itm=122 (in
Spanish).
Saludes,
Gustavo
http://www.gavd.net/servers/default.aspx


"Miguel Henriques" wrote:

Hi!
I'm trying to understand how to get information from IIS logs for
sharepoint! I saw some articles and I tryied logparser. I guess they
assume
I have a folder with all log files to analyse but in fact IIS is
generating
one folder for each day. In each folder, I have a file called 00.log
I don't know what can I do with these folders! Should I transform them?
Is
there any way to get some information the way they appear?

thanks in advance
Miguel





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Miguel Henriques
Guest
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 1:51 pm    Post subject: Re: Sharepoint logs analysis Reply with quote
Hi Gustavo
Thanks for your answer! I have SQLServer and SharePoint in different
machines...is it possible to use Report Pack this way or do I have to
install SQL Server (does it work with MSDE...I don't want to pay more) in
the SharePoint server?

thanks
Miguel
"Gustavo" <Gustavo@discussions.microsoft.com> escreveu na mensagem
news:CEB9C717-7463-4821-A3DD-BF9A1C4C8832@microsoft.com...
Quote:
Hola Miguel,
You can use the "Report Pack" for SharePoint, which can read all the
SharePoint and IIS log files and make reports for you. You can find an
article about it in
http://www.gavd.net/servers/sharepoint/sps_item.aspx?top=art&itm=122 (in
Spanish).
Saludes,
Gustavo
http://www.gavd.net/servers/default.aspx


"Miguel Henriques" wrote:

Hi!
I'm trying to understand how to get information from IIS logs for
sharepoint! I saw some articles and I tryied logparser. I guess they
assume
I have a folder with all log files to analyse but in fact IIS is
generating
one folder for each day. In each folder, I have a file called 00.log
I don't know what can I do with these folders! Should I transform them?
Is
there any way to get some information the way they appear?

thanks in advance
Miguel


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