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can refer to the reference section of the built-in document of logparser. Here we take EVT (event) as an example: 2. Output Source The output can be in multiple formats, such as text (CSV, etc.) or written to a database to form a chart. custom files (using TPL) can be formed based on your own needs. Basic query Structure After learning about the input and output sources, let's look at a basic query structure. Logparser.exe-I: EVT-o: DATAGRID "SELECT * FROM E: \ logparser \ xx.

(Registry), etc, for each input source, the field values it covers are fixed. You can use logparser-h-I: EVT To Find Out (Here we use EVT as an example ): Here are some optional parameters. You can control the query results during query, however, we need to focus on the field values contained in a certain type of log structure (matching specific segments in SQL queries ): For the detailed meaning of each type of field value, we can refer to the reference section of the built-in document o

DOS saves system logs and dos saves logs 1. Export System logs, named after the current date @ Echo offSet nowDate = % date %Set tmp = % nowDate :~ 0,-3%.Set file = % tmp:/=-% system log. evtx Echo % nowDate %> % file % Wevtutil epl system >>% file % ========================================================== ============ 2. wevtutil: DOS log command View All windows Log categories by wevtutil el Wevtutil epl setup C: \ setup.

=document.getElementById ('Noposdiv'); if(Noposdiv.addeventlistener) {Noposdiv.addeventlistener ('Click',function(e) {varevtx=E.offsetx; varevty=e.offsety; varPagex=E.pagex; varPagey=E.pagey; varOffleft=Noposdiv.offsetleft; varOfftop=Noposdiv.offsettop; varx=e.x; vary=e.y; Console.log ('OffsetX y', evtx,evty); Console.log ('Pagex y', Pagex,pagey); Console.log ('attribute of the div element offleft', Offleft,offtop); Console.log ('E.x,e.y', E.X,E.Y); /

\xpsrchvw.exe "%1″%* . ETL Wpa.etl_file C:\Program Files (x86) \ Windows Kits\8.1\windows performance Toolkit\wpa.exe "%1″ . evt Evtfile %SYSTEMROOT%\SYSTEM32\EVENTVWR.EXE/L: "%1″ . evtx Evtxfile %SYSTEMROOT%\SYSTEM32\EVENTVWR.EXE/L: "%1″ . exc Txtfile %systemroot%\system32\notepad. EXE%1 . exe Exefile "%1″%* . exp visualstudio.exp.12.0

'=> '414f4c564d313030 ', 'Org '=> '414f4c564d313030 ', 'Vcf '=> '2017547494e3a5643 ', 'Bin' => 'Export c4932323351 ', 'Bmp '=> 'mongod ', 'Dib' => 'did ', 'Prc' => '0000f4f4b4d4f00009 ', 'Bz2' => '2017a68 ', 'Tar.bz2 '=> '2017a68 ', 'Tbz2' => '0000a68 ', 'Tb2' => '2017a68 ', 'Rtd' => '43232b44a4434da5 ', 'CBD '=> '434246494c45 ', 'ISO '=> '123 ', 'Clb' => '434f4d2b ', 'Cpt' => '43505446494c45 ', 'Cru' => '000000 ', 'Swf '=> '123 ', 'Ctf' => '436174616c6f6720 ', 'DMs' => '444d5321 ', 'Adf' => '5

; '414f4c564d313030 ','Org '=> '414f4c564d313030 ','Vcf '=> '2017547494e3a5643 ','Bin' => 'Export c4932323351 ','Bmp '=> 'mongod ','Dib' => 'did ','Prc' => '0000f4f4b4d4f00009 ','Bz2' => '2017a68 ','Tar.bz2 '=> '2017a68 ','Tbz2' => '0000a68 ','Tb2' => '2017a68 ','Rtd' => '43232b44a4434da5 ','CBD '=> '434246494c45 ','ISO '=> '123 ','Clb' => '434f4d2b ','Cpt' => '43505446494c45 ','Cru' => '000000 ','Swf '=> '123 ','Ctf' => '436174616c6f6720 ','DMs' => '444d5321 ','Adf' => '5245564e554d3a2c ','DVR'

1.log File storage location:File name ends with. evtXp/windows Server 2003:%SystemRoot%\System32\ConfigWindows vista/7/server2008 location,%systemroot%\system32\winevt\logs2. Open Event Log View:eventvwr.msc3. Microsoft recommends that log files be up to around 300M4. After the log is full, the automatic backup mechanism: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721981.aspx5. Log Management tool WevtUtil.exe:Example: The following example clears all events from the Application log after the

MSSQL.3: SQLExpress MSSQL.4: SSRS Therefore, in general, you only need to pay attention to the log files under the MSSSQL.1 directory So where is the database Mail Log Record located? Where are the job history logs and Windows application logs? Have you ever considered this? The database mail log record information can be queried from the msdb. dbo. sysmail_event_log view and saved in the [dbo]. [sysmail_log] table. Sysmail_event_log The job history log information is saved in the table

' = ' 424f4f4b4d4f4249 ', ' bz2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' tar.bz2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' tbz2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' TB2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' RTD ' = ' 43232b44a4434da5 ', ' CBD ' = ' 434246494c45 ', ' ISO ' = ' 4344303031 ', ' CLB ' = ' 434f4d2b ', ' CPT ' = ' 43505446494c45 ', ' Cru ' = ' 43525553482076 ', ' swf ' = ' 465753 ', ' CTF ' = ' 436174616c6f6720 ', ' DMS ' = ' 444d5321 ', ' ADF ' = ' 5245564e554d3a2c ', ' DVR ' = ' 445644 ', ' Ifo ' = ' 445644 ', ' cdr ' = ' 52494646 ', ' VCD ' = ' 454E545259564344 ',

',' RTD ' = ' 43232b44a4434da5 ',' CBD ' = ' 434246494c45 ',' ISO ' = ' 4344303031 ',' CLB ' = ' 434f4d2b ',' CPT ' = ' 43505446494c45 ',' Cru ' = ' 43525553482076 ',' swf ' = ' 465753 ',' CTF ' = ' 436174616c6f6720 ',' DMS ' = ' 444d5321 ',' ADF ' = ' 5245564e554d3a2c ',' DVR ' = ' 445644 ',' Ifo ' = ' 445644 ',' cdr ' = ' 52494646 ',' VCD ' = ' 454E545259564344 ',' MDI ' = ' 4550 ',' E01 ' = ' 4c5646090d0aff00 ',' evtx ' = ' 456c6646696c6500 ',' Qb

defines three types of logs: Application, Security, and system. The file names are AppEvent. evt, SecEvent. evt and SysEvent. evt. these files are used to store the Registry file and configuration information under the CONFIG directory % SystemRoot % \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG \ Windows Vista adds log categories such as HardvareEvents and DFS Replication, and creates a separate directory for all log files, that is, % SystemRoot % \ SYSTEM32 \ winevt \ Logs directory, the log file extension is also com

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; '0000f4f4b4d4f00009 ', 'Bz2' => '2017a68 ', 'Tar.bz2 '=> '2017a68 ', 'Tbz2' => '0000a68 ', 'Tb2' => '2017a68 ', 'Rtd' => '43232b44a4434da5 ', 'Cbd '=> '434246494c45 ', 'Iso '=> '123 ', 'Clb' => '434f4d2b ', 'Cpt' => '43505446494c45 ', 'Cru' => '000000 ', 'Swf '=> '123 ', 'Ctf' => '436174616c6f6720 ', 'Dms' => '444d5321 ', 'Adf' => '5245564e554d3a2c ', 'Dvr' => '123 ', 'Ifo' => '123 ', 'Cdrs '=> '123 ', 'Vcd' => '454e545259564344 ', 'Mdi '=> '123 ', 'E01' => '4c5646090d0aff00 ', '

', ' Bag ' = ' 414f4c2046656564 ', ' idx ' = ' 5000000020000000 ', ' Ind ' = ' 414f4c494458 ', ' PFC ' = ' 414f4c564d313030 ', ' org ' = ' 414f4c564d313030 ', ' VCF ' = ' 424547494e3a5643 ', ' Bin ' = ' 424c4932323351 ', ' BMP ' = ' 424D ', ' Dib ' = ' 424D ', ' PRC ' = ' 424f4f4b4d4f4249 ', ' bz2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' tar.bz2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' tbz2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' TB2 ' = ' 425a68 ', ' RTD ' = ' 43232b44a4434da5 ', '

' => 'Export c4932323351 ','Bmp '=> 'mongod ','Dib' => 'did ','Prc' => '0000f4f4b4d4f00009 ','Bz2' => '2017a68 ','Tar.bz2 '=> '2017a68 ','Tbz2' => '0000a68 ','Tb2' => '2017a68 ','Rtd' => '43232b44a4434da5 ','CBD '=> '434246494c45 ','ISO '=> '123 ','Clb' => '434f4d2b ','Cpt' => '43505446494c45 ','Cru' => '000000 ','Swf '=> '123 ','Ctf' => '436174616c6f6720 ','DMs' => '444d5321 ','Adf' => '5245564e554d3a2c ','DVR' => '123 ','Ifo' => '123 ','Cdrs '=> '123 ','Vcd' => '454e545259564344 ','Mdi '=> '12

; '454e545259564344 ', 'Mdi '=> '123 ', 'E01' => '4c5646090d0aff00 ', 'Evtx '=> '456c6646696c6500 ', 'Qbb' => '123 ', 'Cpe '=> '464158434f564552 ', 'Flv' => '464c56 ', 'Aiff '=> '464f524d00 ', 'Yml' => '582d ', 'Gif' => '123 ', 'Pat '=> '123 ', 'Gx2 '=> '123 ', 'Sh3' => '123 ', 'Tif '=> '4d4d002b ', 'Tiff '=> '4d4d002b ', 'Mp3' => '123 ', 'Koz' => '123 ', 'Crw' => '49

Sometimes you may need to analyze system files to transfer them to the hard drive, or you want to read the system log directly from "EVTX". You can do this: Copy Code code as follows: $path = "$env: windir\system32\winevt\logs\setup.evtx" Get-winevent-path $path Another piece of code to get the system log Copy Code code as follows: $StartTime = (get-date). Date + (new-timespan-hours 6-minutes 35) $EndTime = (

', ' VCD ' => ' 454E545259564344 ', ' MDI ' => ' 4550 ', ' E01 ' => ' 4c5646090d0aff00 ', ' Evtx ' => ' 456c6646696c6500 ', ' Qbb ' => ' 458600000600 ', ' CPE ' => ' 464158434f564552 ', ' flv ' => ' 464c56 ', ' Aiff ' => ' 464f524d00 ', ' eml ' => ' 582D ', ' gif ' => ' 47494638 ', ' Pat ' => ' 47504154 ', ' Gx2 ' => ' 475832 ', ' Sh3 ' => ' 4848474231 ', ' tif ' => ' 4d4d002b ', ' TIFF ' => ' 4d4d002b ', ' mp3 ' => ' 494433 ', ' Koz