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I'm stuck on a dead end with this logparser dilemma. so there's no where else to go but here.

Batch file (disktrend.bat)

@echo off    
pushd "Program Files (x86)\Log Parser 2.2\"
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=," %%A in (d:logs\serverdrives.txt) do @logparser -i:tsv file:D:\logs\disktrend.sql?sd=%%A -o:chart -charttype:line > D:\logs\%%B.gif

SQL file (disktrend.sql)

SELECT date,pfree using to_int(sub(to_real(100),to_real(replace_chr(free,'%','')))) as pfree,replace_chr(strcat(server,drive),':','') AS serverdrive from d:\logs\compiled\*.log where serverdrive =%sd%

List file (serverdrives.txt)

'SERV06F',SERV06F  
'SERV00F',SERV00F

Log file sample content (*.log)

Date    Server  Drive   Free    Free Space  Total
20120914    SERV06      F:  79.55%  27619.02MB  34719.82MB
20120914    SERV00      F:  99.73%  34630.37MB  34723.81MB

When I run the batch script, I get below error:

Error

Invalid output filename ""   
Invalid output filename ""

Does anyone know how to solve this?

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    +1; Refreshingly well constructed question from a new user. Wish I could help, but I'm drawing a blank. Commented Oct 8, 2012 at 13:11
  • Thanks for the compliment @dbenham. i got it already :) Commented Oct 8, 2012 at 14:27

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while eating dinner an answer suddenly popped on me.
I edited the Batch and SQL files.
See below.

Batch file (disktrend.bat)

@echo off    
pushd "Program Files (x86)\Log Parser 2.2\"
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=," %%A in (d:logs\serverdrives.txt) do @logparser -i:tsv file:D:\logs\disktrend.sql?sd=%%A+filen=%%B -o:chart -charttype:smoothline -q:off -stats:off

SQL file (disktrend.sql)

SELECT to_string(date),pfree using to_int(sub(to_real(100),to_real(replace_chr(free,'%','')))) as pfree,replace_chr(strcat(server,drive),':','') AS serverdrive into d:\logs\%filen%.gif from d:\logs\compiled\*.log where serverdrive =%sd%
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