GOT IT! RE: opening large access-log files
by Roxy <4Roxy(at)autumnweb.com>
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Thanks for all the info. I will go get and try a couple of the suggestions
that came in after I found one that worked ... just so I know if they will
or not.
Per a suggestion sent, I got Ultra Edit from ZDnet's downloads, and it
opened the file with barely a hesitation. *hurrah!!* Since these large
files only happen Oct-Dec, usually, but regularly, I'll pay the $30
shareware price of that.
Yes, did try Wordpad, too, and that wouldn't work.
Last year, between Oct-Dec I had occasional large files, never could open
them. So I had to just include the whole week's file in with the stats.
Instead of having the "month" report end on the 30th/31st, it would extend
a few days into the next month. I run Fast Stats log-file analyzer on the
log files, it gives me great information and works very quickly (really
noticeable on months with weekly log files approaching 100,000kb.)
Oh, and I should have mentioned that I also have a 2nd harddrive as my swap
file, 2 gigs, and Windows has been adjusted to use that space/area. So
usually, that helps a lot. Especially with the graphic programs I run.
Rendering effects on large images is usually no longer than a blink or two.
Just thought I'd let everyone know what I found that did work ... I
appreciate ALL the suggestions, it helped me find a solution :-)
Roxanne
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