The parser's Parsing Configuration. Here you have to define all sections of the document/log file to be parsed and all parsing tokens (in other words lines of interest) within each section. The parser's Parsing Configuration. Here you have to define all sections of the document/log file to up This represents a section of the target file. If the document has more than one sections, then for each them an entry token must be configured, denoting this way to the parser that the parsing section changed. In case all file is parsed within one section, then an entry token is not needed. Specify the parsing tokens within each section. This token denotes to the parser that the section has changed to this one. The lines to be parsed Required. This value will be stored in the LogGuard Database as the section of the log file the result value has been parsed into. Optional what this section is Denotes if the unparsed lines of the current section will be kept or not. Unparsed lines are those matched but not parsed. This represents "a line of interest". The attributes denote how to treat the matching and parsing of the line The values to be used for matching the lines of the log to the one that interests us. The method to be used in order to extract a value from a line previously matched. If parsing method is ParsingMethod.UseDualOffset then this is the starting index of the string. If parsing method is ParsingMethod.UseDualOffset then this is the end index of the string. The value to be used for matching