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Hi Toby,
thanks for your fast reply!
This is the workaround I am currently using :-)
We've implemented LogViewPlus in our support department and want to use it for the analysis of the logs of our software products. Each log does have a different pattern and therefore requires his own parsers and filters.
Example for my improvement idea:
All our logs contain a lot of information. Some messages are only used very rare. Therefore I've created a template called "Cleanup" which does remove all entries which are very seldom used.
This template does now exist for "Logtype1", "Logtype2", "Logtype3" and so on. Having all templates shown means that a template could be applied which theoretically will not have an effect on the log at all.
Therefore I thought it would be nice to have folders which can be created so the analyst opens the folder for his log and selects the required template.
Maybe an alternative idea would be to have templates per parser.
This will just show templates which have been assigned to a parser so the above mentioned confusion can never occour.
I hope this makes a bit more sense.
I agree to you that ordering by name is perfect as long as you only have a small amount of templates. In case of having many templates an option to sort them in folders would be appreciated.
Best regards,
Matthias
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