Web server reports time_taken in seconds.milliseconds (12.345)

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James Kmetz
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Our Web server reports time_taken in seconds.milliseconds (12.345) How can I make this work in weblog expert? This can not be changed in the logs.. Any help appreciated.
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Michael
At the moment you can try to use the option in WebLog Expert to treat time taken in seconds. The problem is that it doesn't support the milliseconds part, so 12.345 will be shown as 12000 ms, and 0.567 will be shown as 0.

You can do it by choosing the Apache log format in Profile Properties > Log Files. Choose "Apache" as the log format, click the "Custom" button to the right of it, choose the custom format and enter the following format:

%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\" - %T

In the next version we'll update the program so it will also recognize the milliseconds part.
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Michael
Great, I'm glad that the feature works with your logs now.
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James Kmetz
Well... You were correct. I must had changed %T to %D for some reason..... Changed it back to %T and worked.. Thanks, sorry for the confusion.

That looks better... These are streams by the way... :-)

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Michael
What report do you get? If it is possible, could you send us the report and a sample log you analyzed now to us at support@weblogexpert.com ?
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James Kmetz
Yes
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Michael
Have you specified custom Apache format? You can do it by choosing the Apache log format in Profile Properties > Log Files. Choose "Apache" as the log format, click the "Custom" button to the right of it, choose the custom format and enter the following format:

%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\" - %T
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James Kmetz
Then this feature is not working, do I need to do anything special?
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Michael
We have already released version 9.3 (final), you can download it from http://www.weblogexpert.com/download.htm
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James Kmetz
Where do i get the beta version?
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James Kmetz
Perfect, Thanks!

Meanwhile, is there an easy way to multiply the 12.345 by 1000 within weblog expert so I can test the time taken?

Thanks again

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