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lowercase
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All characters in the resulting property extract will be converted to lower case.
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uppercase
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All characters in the resulting property extract will be converted to upper case.
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uxTimeStamp
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This is a special switch for date conversions. It only works if the extracted property value is an ISO-like timestamp (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS). If so, it will be converted to a Unix-like ctime() timestamp. If the extracted property value is not an ISO-like timestamp, no conversion happens.
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uxLocalTimeStamp
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This is the same as uxTimeStamp, but with local time instead of GMT.
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escapecc
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Control characters* in property are replaced by the sequence ##hex-val##, where hex-val is the hexadecimal value of the control character (at least two digits, may be more).
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spacecc
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Control characters* in the property are replaced by spaces. This option is most useful when a message contains control characters (e.g. a Windows Event Log Message) and should be written to a log file.
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compressspace
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Compresses multiple consecutive space characters into a single one. The result is a string where all words are separated by just single spaces.
To also compress control characters, use the compressspace and spacecc options together (e.g. '%msg:::spacecc,compressspace%'). Please note that space compression happens on the final substring. So if you use the FromPos and ToPos capabilities, the substring is extracted first and then the space compression applied. For example, you may have the msg string "1 2". There are two space between 1 and 2. Thus, the property replacer expression %msg:1:3:compressspace%
will lead to "1 " ('1' followed by two spaces). If you intend to receive "1 2" ('1' followed by one space, followed by '2'), you need to use %msg:1:4:compressspace%
or %msg:1:/2/$:compressspace%
In the second case, the exact length of the uncompressed string is not known, thus a search is used in "ToPos" to obtain it. The result is then space-compressed. |
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compsp
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Exactly the same as compressspace, just an abbreviated form for those that like it brief.
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csv
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For example %variable:::csv%. This option will create a valid CSV string, for example a string like this this is a "test"! becomes this "this is a ""test""!" where quotes are replaced with double quotes.
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convgermuml
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Converts German Umlaut characters to their official replacement sequence (e.g. "ö" --> "oe")
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localtime
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Now you can print the Time with localtime format by using %variable:::localtime%
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