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IchoTolot
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Hello everyone,
Is there a way to disable the parser?
Especially during development, we sometimes output log messages that do not correspond to any structure.
It would therefore be helpful if only the message was displayed.
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Hi Icho,
There is no way to completely disable parsing. At a minimum, all
log entries must have a date
.
Have you tried using the
Basic Parser
? This parser requires no configuration, so it is more resilient to change. If that doesn't help, I may be able to help you come up with a better parser if you could tell me more about the structure of your log entries.
Hope that helps,
Toby
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Hello Toby,
thanks for the info.
A date should not be a problem, A date should not be a problem, only everything after that would possibly be without structure.
Best regards
Icho
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In that case, I would recommend either the
Basic Parser
, or the
Pattern Parser
with a broadly defined format.
You should be able to configure a Pattern Parser with something like:
%d %m%n
%d: %m%n
%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff} %m%n
Basically, just a date (%d) a message (%m) and an end of message (%n). Defining the date format is useful if you are dealing with large log files and more accurate file parsing - but it is not required. If there are log messages you would like to parse, consider a
Message Parser
(which is separate from the log file parse).
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Great support, thanks for that :-)
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Glad that helped.
If you have any further issues, ping me a few log entries and I should be able to help with the configuration (if needed).
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