What kind of error are you getting using TIMESTAMP?
 
I have used the DAY, MONTH, and YEAR functions in set fields before with
no problems (Except having to use LPAD as well).
"Escalation_" + LPAD(YEAR($TIMESTAMP$),4,"2000") +
LPAD(MONTH($TIMESTAMP$),2,"00") + LPAD(DAY($TIMESTAMP$),2,"00") +
".log"

Fred

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Yes, but it still does not get us to the YYYYMMDD format we need. We can
get DDMMYY at best so far.
 

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        Subject: Re: Active Link Function in an Escalation???
        
        
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        Chris,
         
        Have you tried replacing the invalid characters to either null
or an underscore or something?
         
        Joe
        

        ----- Original Message ----
        From: "Pruitt, Christopher J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        To: [email protected]
        Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 2:13:37 PM
        Subject: Active Link Function in an Escalation???
        
        Hello Fellow Listers,
        
        Does anyone know a way to mimic the Active Link functions within
an Escalation?
        
        I am trying to find a way to do the following to create log
entries, on a UNIX server, that have a unique timestamp. These logs turn
on and off every day. These logs are created via a SET FIELDS action
into the field 'escalationlogfile' on the "AR System Administration:
Server Information" form. We are able to turn the log on and off at
defined times.
        
        Currently we are using "Escalation_" + REPLACE(DATE($DATE$),
"/",  "")) +  ".log" and it crates a log file with the name
"Escalation_102708.log"
        
        However, we would like to name the file Escalation_20081027.log
so that it is in the format YYYYMMDD. We have tried this command but it
does not work.
        "Escalation_" + YEAR($TIMESTAMP$)) + MONTH($TIMESTAMP$)) +
DAY($TIMESTAMP$) +  ".log"
        
        I can't use $TIMESTAMP$ and that is not a valid UNIX file name,
meaning the file name comes across as Escalation_10/27/288 12:00:00
PM.log,
        which is not valid.
        
        Any help would be appreciated.
        
        
        
        Christopher Pruitt 
        EDS, an HP Company
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