I took erratum's comment to mind and thought about another way I can parse my growing number of Apache logs. A little Googling, and I ran across a MySQL Article to move Log Files from Apache into a MySQL. So this idea is nothing new. It does give me a lot of tools to be able to perform SQL queries against my logs in the same way that LogParser allows.

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Ok, I know it sounds weird. I really like using Microsoft LogParser for digging through web logs. It's so flexible that it can handle web logs, event logs, FTP logs, pretty much anything you can throw at it! I use it a lot in Windows with IIS logs. I also have Ubuntu servers running Apache and I want to read the combined access logs that are ( Read more... )

So I been staring at this form all morning, one that I created in Access for people to use. It grabs the info out of our DB that managed by another peice of software. Using Access, I can grab the info and format it with our branding and with the info that we need. I think I have been staring at it too long or I need fresh eyes on it, so take a look ( Read more... )

I have this to turn in today: ( C++ Code )

I think my next piece of homework is done. I've compiled it so you can download it and play with it on your computer. It's only 32 KB so it's not a big download.

Download LeapYear2.exe

If you'd like to see the source code that went itno it, you're more than welcome to check it out too. I am a proud supporter of open source!

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