Pro V11
I'm new to syncback and never used Pascal.
I'm trying to write a script that will generate an xml file that lists the folder names that were moved when the profile ran.
Is this even possible?
I tried creating a basic script that generated a simple text file with some arbitary text in it just to prove I could get that to work but it didn't run.
How can i error trace it? Is there a log that would indicate if the script ran?
If I can't do the xml routine then I could write a bat file that would interogate the profile log file - is it possible to pass the logfile name to the bat file?
Thanks in advance
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Script To Create An XML File
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Re: Script To Create An XML File
I've created a .bat file to run in Programs-After with LOGFILE as a parameter that writes the logfile file name to a text file.
"C:\SyncBackProLogs\scripts\bat\lastlogname.bat" "%LOGFILE%"
The bat runs and creates the file but the log file name is "%LOGFILE%"
Apparently this should work and write the logfile name to the text file.
Any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?
"C:\SyncBackProLogs\scripts\bat\lastlogname.bat" "%LOGFILE%"
The bat runs and creates the file but the log file name is "%LOGFILE%"
Apparently this should work and write the logfile name to the text file.
Any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?