logparser

Im trying to run some logparser commands from powershell but Im having issues with passing the arguments across correctly, heres the excert from my script; d:\scripting\smtplogs\logparser\logparser.exe "SELECT TOP 50 Receiver, COUNT( ) INTO %TMPOutput%\TopReceiversNDRALL.gif FROM %TempDir%\PostAll.log WHERE Sender LIKE '<>' AND Receiver NOT LIKE '%%go-fmtopper%%' GROUP BY Receiver ORDER BY COUNT( ) DESC" -i:TSV -iSeparator:space -headerRow:OFF -iHeaderFile:"header3.tsv" -lineFilter:"+10." -o:CHART -chartType:ColumnClustered -config:MyScript.js -chartTitle:"Receivers for NULL messages ALL for

I'm using JMeter for load testing. I'm going through and exercise of finding the max number of concurrent threads (users) that our webserver can handle by simply increasing the # of threads in my distributed JMeter test case, and firing off the test. Then -- it struck me, that while the MAX number may be useful, the REAL number of users that my website actually handles on average is the number I need to make the test fruitful. Here are a few pieces of information about our setup: This is a mixed .NET/Classic ASP site. Upon login, a browser session (with timeout) is created in both for the

I am working with two Jenkins plugins, Email-Ext and Log Parser . I have the regular expressions for the Log Parser plugin how I want them, and I would like to include the output of the Log Parser plugin in the email that is sent out to users after a build. The Email-Ext plugin has access to the console output, and I could rewrite my regular expressions for the console output in the email, but since the Log Parser plugin has already done the hard work I was hoping there was some way I could just pull its output into the email. Does anyone know of any way (like a Jenkins environment variable)