Visendo Analyzer Professional - Analyze logfiles independent of the format.
Visendo Analyzer is designed to analyze almost any logfile, independently of the source data format. You can analyze webserver logfiles as well as databases, eventlogs or other text-sources and create useful graphical reports.
File Information | | VisendoAnalyzerPro1.zip | | Version: 1.0 from 2003-12-15 | | Language: English,German | | Size: ~954 KByte | | OS: WinXP,Windows2000 | | System requirements: .NET Framework | | Release status: New Release |
Visendo Analyzer is designed to analyze almost any logfile, independently of the source data format. You can analyze webserver logfiles as well as databases, eventlogs or other text-sources and create useful graphical reports. The universal analysis module Author Information | | Company: ppedv AG | | Location: Burghausen/Germany |
gives you the ability to create your own analysis rules to analyze everything as you want. You can set scheduled analysis tasks with the built in scheduler. So every morning you can see e.g. the webserver analysis results for your website. Visendo Analyzer Program Information | | Visendo Analyzer Professional | | Shareware | | Price: $179 (179 EUR) (buy) | | Trial limits: 30 Days | | PAD file |
comes with the following analysis schemes: Webserver logs in W3C format, webserver logs in NCSA/CLF format, webserver logs in IIS format, MS SMTP srever logs in W3C format, NT Evenlogs and many others. The universal analysis module supports currently Screenshot |
the following formats: W3C file format, CSV format (any delimiters) IIS format, NCSA format, NT Eventlog format, ODBC databases, OleDB databases, MS SQL-Server databases. You can modify each format schema as you need. Visendo Analyzer is web based and Other Information | | Record from: 2005-05-07 | Rating:  |
runs on the Microsoft ASP.NET platform. So you can access it from any computer connected to the internet or LAN. You only need the MS Internet Explorer to run the program. Not installation on client computers in a network is necessary. |
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