ERRLOG.EXE  v 1.2 - 
Copyright (c) 1995, Abe Wachsman
Compuserv ID: 76247,2211

DESCRIPTION
  ERRLOG.EXE is a Netware supervisor's utility which reads a file 
  server's SYS$LOG.ERR, parses that file for severity conditions other 
  than 0 and lists them in the order it finds them.  In addition, it reads 
  statistics saved from the last run of ERRLOG, compares the old statistics 
  with the new statistics and lists both the current statistics and the 
  difference between the current statistics and statstics generated in the
  preceeding run.

REQUIREMENTS
  You must be a Netware supervisor or equivalent to run ERRLOG.

  ERRLOG.EXE may be installed on either a local or network drive.  During 
  operation, it creates and operates on a copy of SYS$LOG.ERR.  Disk space 
  required for operation is the sum of space required for the aforementioned 
  copy of SYS$LOG.ERR plus the space required to store the statistics file.  
  The latter is an ASCII file whose length should rarely go above 30 bytes.

OPERATION
  Three parameters must be passed to ERRLOG, in the following order:
.   the drive and path of SYS$LOG.ERR, and the file name SYS$LOG.ERR itself
.   the file server whose SYS$LOG.ERR is being processed
.   the name of the old statistics file.  This filename may be anything
    as long as you are consistent in naming it.

  You may reroute the output of ERRLOG to a local or network printer or to an 
  ASCII file.  By default, ERRLOG writes to the screen.  It may be invoked
  from a batch file.

  A typical invocation of ERRLOG from a workstation looks like the following:

   ERRLOG F:\SYSTEM\SYS$LOG.ERR NYSERVER SAVSTAT1.OUT > prn
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        Drive\Path\File     Server Name   Statistics File  Output Location

HISTORY AND DISCLAIMERS
  ERRLOG was written in Turbo C++ v. 3.0.  It has been tested in the Netware 
  3.11/3.12 environments.  It is released as freeware.  No warranties of 
  any type are given, granted or promised.  If ERRLOG doesn't work for you,
  or if you want enhancements, feel free to contact me but I won't promise
  that I'll fix, repair, update or change anything.