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Apache Logging to MS SQL Server 2000
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Hi, try to get a job from MS 2000 importing the text file, every so often. So u'd have a regular log import, instead of doing it from the Apache.
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We wish to avoid the steps of stopping the Apache Server to cut off the log file, Starting the Apache Server and then having a SQL job run to import it in. We have ported files in this way and there always seems to be an import error we have to fix each and every time. This is why we are trying to have Apache write its log into SQL Server directly. Thanks for the reply and have a great week!
Hi,
This should be theoretically possible through the TransferLog directive which supports writing to either a file or a pipe. For example the following would pipe output to the program /usr/bin/whatever :
TransferLog "|/usr/bin/whatever"
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However, for practical use, I don't know whether anyone has actually coded a network aware 'handler' of this kind .
Hope this helps
This should be theoretically possible through the TransferLog directive which supports writing to either a file or a pipe. For example the following would pipe output to the program /usr/bin/whatever :
TransferLog "|/usr/bin/whatever"
See -->
However, for practical use, I don't know whether anyone has actually coded a network aware 'handler' of this kind .
Hope this helps
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