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Hi everyBody,
Could someone tell me what I'm supposed to do to make 'timestamps in logfile names' while this fonctionality doesn't exist in QV 8.5?
Many thanks,
Kai ZHONG
Hi,
Go to Document Properties/General and check
Then in every reloading, instead of overwriting the file DocumentName.qvw.log, it's going to create one with the datetime in it's name.
Rgds
Hi Héctor,
That's very kind of you. However, in QV 8.5, the option that you mentionned dosn't exist...
Good day.
Kai
Hello, Kai.
I have one decision for you 🙂
If you can use publisher, you can setup job, which after reload qvw will run external program task and run CMD-file
You can use command file, which will be copy/rename your log file into new file with correct name.
I use such approach.
small example from my CMD-file:
@echo off
set now=%TIME:~0,-3%
set now=%now::=%
set now=%now: =0%
set now=%DATE%_%now%
@echo on
rem Copy Log files into new file
copy "c:\TestLogRename\testLogRename.qvw.log" /Y "C:\TestLogRename\testLogRename_%now%.qvw.log"
after this I get log file with name: testLogRename_17.01.2011_112129.qvw.log
I hope that this info will be useful for you.