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Subject:
Log management using RDBMS
Category: Computers Asked by: mr_niceguy-ga List Price: $12.00 |
Posted:
08 Nov 2005 07:01 PST
Expires: 13 Nov 2005 16:42 PST Question ID: 590503 |
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Subject:
Re: Log management using RDBMS
From: tamedoggy-ga on 08 Nov 2005 16:18 PST |
what do you mean "logs", the term log has special meaning in database world, such as event log or transaction log... i assume that you mean a bunch of transaction data? indexing scheme is determined by what kind of data scheme you have and what kind of query you will submit. there are some general rules, however, most of the time, they need to be fine tuned. same thing for the data mining stuff. |
Subject:
Re: Log management using RDBMS
From: bozo99-ga on 09 Nov 2005 18:44 PST |
You should find something here. http://www.loganalysis.org/ I do regular analysis on about 1000 syslogs (all collected in one file) using Perl. Oh - and syslog s horrible as every different version of any program makes it's messages in a differnet format. I'd almost prefer an SNMP-style encoding. You know your analysis is doing some good when people call you to explain the funny things they've been doing rather than having you see it first in the logs. :) |
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