After quite a bit of blood, sweat and tears, LPS 2.0 was released today. A large number of improvements have been made since V1. When considering improvements many were the result of either feedback from engineers and customers or, removing workflow barriers...

I was approached on two occasions with questions about LPS and IIS Advanced Logging and if LPS can successfully query these logs. The use double-quotes option isn't yet available in LPS (hopefully coming soon) so here is a workaround that should suffice...

I mentioned in several posts that there were lots of improvements and hidden nuggets in Log Parser Studio that haven't been documented yet. Well, let's start listing them. Many of these are either concepts or simple one-off shortcuts that may not fit...

If you saw the post about Exchange log file formats known from within LPS as "EEL" and "EELX" you may remember that they all follow the same basic format albeit with a few exceptions. Exchange 2003 message tracking logs is one of those exceptions. Exchange...

You just downloaded and launched the latest version of Log Parser Studio and stumble upon two new log types that you have never seen before; EEL and EELX. What on earth could those be for? If you don't already know, LPS was born from within the Exchange...