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Default Importing IIS logs - 11-18-2003 , 01:42 PM






Can I do this and if so what do I use to get at the logs?

jc



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Ryan Waight
 
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Default Re: Importing IIS logs - 11-19-2003 , 04:04 AM






You could setup a DTS package to import the logs into a SQL table, you can
then view the data with SQL Query Analyser.

IIS is able to write it's logs direct to SQL Server. This may be easier than
writing to .Txt file and importing.

There are lots of 3rd party tools that are designed to read the IIS logs and
gain meaning trends from it. WebTrends for example.

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Default Re: Importing IIS logs - 11-19-2003 , 08:24 AM



You can also find some information in the following article:
HOWTO: Use SQL Server to Analyze Web Logs
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=296085

-Sue

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