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Are you using WMIC to query the log files?<br />
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WMIC NTEVENT where &quot;LogFile='application and services' and Type&gt;'0'&quot;<br />
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Adjust for what you are looking for.
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Are you using WMIC to query the log files?

WMIC NTEVENT where "LogFile='application and services' and Type>'0'"

Adjust for what you are looking for.

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Hello, I am using &quot;log parser&quot;, not WMIC.
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Hello, I am using "log parser", not WMIC.

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It appears that either someone else is asking for the same information or this is also you on <a href="http://forums.iis.net/1140.aspx" rel="ugc">http://forums.iis.net/1140.aspx</a>&nbsp;(the logparser forum) There is no answer as of yet.
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It appears that either someone else is asking for the same information or this is also you on http://forums.iis.net/1140.aspx [http://forums.iis.net/1140.aspx] (the logparser forum) There is no answer as of yet.

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Yes, this is my post too.Waiting for someone to help.
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Yes, this is my post too.Waiting for someone to help.

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Let me see what I can find. &nbsp;I haven't used log parser before. WMIC is pretty simple to use though.
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Let me see what I can find.  I haven't used log parser before. WMIC is pretty simple to use though.

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Glad you were able to discover a solution. 
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Glad you were able to discover a solution.

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Hello,<br />
I have a script which collects printing logs from print server using logparser. We have moved our print server to Window 2008 R2. The problem is, I was querying printing logs from System logs (select ... from \\printserver\system), but on 2008 R2, these logs are under &quot;application and services logs\Microsoft\Windows\Pri<wbr />ntService\<wbr />Operationa<wbr />l&quot;. What must I use at the end of the query (select ..... \\printserver\????) ?
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Hello,
I have a script which collects printing logs from print server using logparser. We have moved our print server to Window 2008 R2. The problem is, I was querying printing logs from System logs (select ... from \\printserver\system), but on 2008 R2, these logs are under "application and services logs\Microsoft\Windows\PrintService\Operational". What must I use at the end of the query (select ..... \\printserver\????) ?

Query &quot;application and services logs&quot; with log parser

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Windows Server 2008

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Query &quot;application and services logs&quot; with log parser

Query "application and services logs" with log parser