Log Parser Lizard - features preview video

A demonstration of some of the features of Log Parser Lizard user interface. In this video you can see a small set of features of Log Parser Lizard like:
Create sample SQL query to get some data from Microsoft Windows Event Log
Preview results in advanced data grid (group, find, filter, aggregate functions, etc…)
Save and Manage queries
Add conditional column/row formatting (highlight errors for instance)
Add chart using Chart Wizard
Create sample dashboard with Dashboard Designer
Analyze data with Pivot Table and Pivot Chart
Create sample report and add barcode using WYSIWYG Report Designer
Create command line with parameters (for execution in Windows Scheduler for instance)
Add calculated fields
Print preview settings (add watermark, header, footer, etc…)
Export data in various formats: Excel, PDF, Html, RTF, MHT, TXT, JPEG, PNG, etc…
Join two queries of different sources (the sample data and query is in installation package)
And other GUI features
Install your free trial to see them in action. Here is the official site where you can find the download link: www.lizard-labs...
Log Parser Lizard is a powerful GUI tool that digs through information in log files seamlessly and efficiently using SQL queries without storing log data into database. You may already know that Microsoft Log Parser is wonderful because it effectively lets you run SQL queries against text-based data, such as log files, XML files, and CSV files, as well as key data sources on the Microsoft Windows operating system, such as the Event Log, IIS log, the registry, the file system and the Active Directory. But Log Parser Lizard is wonderful because it shows that data in a beautiful GUI. In addition, LPL supports custom Regular Expression/log4net input log formats and also Android logs (also with support for console input and regular expressions). You can also write and manage queries for Microsoft SQL Server (T-SQL), OLEDB queries, Facebook Query Language (FQL) and you can even analyze big data in the cloud using Google BigQuery services. You can view or export data to Excel, PDF, charts, dashboards and even design your own report. There are some helpful examples included in the installation package to help you start using Log Parser Lizard as your query software, web log analyzer and system log analyzer. For more information please go to www.lizard-labs...

[@Eskimoz]

Impressionant !

[@lisheva1]

Hi, my cisco logs do not have a field, how I can retrieve an IP address from hundreds of logs, using this tool..
thanks

[@dimek885]

cool :)

[@Eskimoz]

Dingue !