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Hanif <hanifbh@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I am using Analog 6.0 for Windows XP SP2. I've encountered two
>> necessary functions that need to be completed for successful logging:
>>
>> 1. Must implement log file paths to logs stored in two different
>> directories/folders of a network drive. Ex.
>> \\192.168.0.100\apache\logsa; \\\\192.168.0.100\apache\logsb
>>
>> 2. Will incorporate both locations mentioned above to generate one
>> report.
>>
>> I've used online analog configurators which proved helpful and was
>> able to output the report in a specified directory. However, #1 and
>> #2 are most important and would appreciate any help provided.

Analog can have multiple LOGFILE statements. The report that it creates will be a report on the information in all of the logs it is told to analyse.

If you're going to analyze logfiles over the network, it's often a good idea to compress the files first - network file access is usually oders of magnitude slower than local access, and the overhead of unzipping the files is a lot less than the delay in network access.

This is particularly true if you are likely to be running many different reports, with changing parameters.

Aengus

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