Greetings,
The default behavior is to use the same log file for all scripts ran by a
given instance of BWS. However, you have control over this behavior.
Here's how:
The following command can be used to change logging behavior, place this in
a Rule action (at the beginning of each of your scripts where you want
different file names.)
Share("Logging") =
"c:\Mylog.log|ID_Log_Enabled||ID_Log_Notes|ID_Log_Status||ID_Log_ScreenChang
es||ID_CommittoSave|"
The first "position" is your desired file name - in this case I am using
c:\mylog.log
The next ones configure logging behavior - in this case logging is:
Enabled, logging Notes, Status, ScreenChanges and I am enabling the Commit
to Save feature (reminds me of ordering Waffle House hashbrowns.)
The "order" they appear is not relevant except that the file name needs to
be first.
Here are other permutations, basically I am removing options as I go.
Share("Logging") =
"c:\Mylog.log|ID_Log_Enabled||ID_Log_Notes|ID_Log_Status||ID_Log_ScreenChang
es|"
Share("Logging") =
"c:\Mylog.log|ID_Log_Enabled||ID_Log_Notes|ID_Log_Status|"
Share("Logging") = "c:\Mylog.log|ID_Log_Enabled||ID_Log_Notes|"
Anything less would be pointless J
If you are interested in how Commit to Save works - here is a Rules based
example of this "in action"
http://www.bostonworkstation.com/customer_center/script_center/script_detail
s.aspx?id=208&cat=3
Regards,
Thom
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frazier, Charles M.D.
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 3:45 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Talk] Different Logging Files
I have several scripts that run on the same workstation. I want the separate
scripts to use separate log files. But even though I set the logfile name in
the logging toolbar on the separate scripts, all the scripts log into the
same file. Using rules-based scripting, how can I delineate the specific log
files I want the scripts to use?
Charlie
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