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- Upper pane – Text sample from the selected log. This pane presents the first 20 records from the incoming log (original data). You can copy paste other records from the incoming log data into this section, and then view the results of applying a pattern on those records (see Verifying Patterns on Manually Selected Data).
- Central pane – Provides you with three different ways for configuring patterns to apply on the log data.
- Wizard – Use the wizard to create or modify a pattern. As part of the wizard, you can set different indications on each column such as type, length, optional, column name and more (more information on each type is presented in the wizard itself).
- Manual – for advanced users who are familiar with the Pattern language (see Configuring a Manual Pattern).
- Automatic – XpoLog matches patterns automatically and suggests possible patterns for deeper parsing. This is only available when adding a log; not when editing a log.
- Bottom pane – Log records analysis results. Shows the results of each parsing, i.e. applying the pattern to the log data.
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- In the central pane, click one of the available Pattern Editor options:
Auto – , see Selecting an Automatic Pattern.
Wizard – see
Manual –
see Configuring a Manual Pattern. - Click the Save button.
XpoLog applies an automated pattern on the incoming log, and the Log Viewer opens displaying the parsed records of the new log. The log name is displayed in the left pane in its selected location under Folders and Logs. If you put in the log path a {string} pattern, the various files of the log appear in the left pane. Otherwise, only one file appears. You can perform regular actions on this log.