| haughki 2004-10-15, 9:09 pm |
| Sam,
Thanks for your reply. This was a very strange problem: I didn't
actually try your solution before I managed to get things working.
Just in case anyone else stumbles upon this issue here's what I did:
-first, i was working on a bunch of scripts that had been created by
someone else, so I wasn't starting from scratch.
-there was absolutely no log file being generated on my machine. when
I ran the same scripts on a different machine (same exact ACT project,
same script), I got a log file. this was my first workaround.
-finally, on the "logless" machine, I created a very simple new ACT
script within the master project I'd been working on. after I ran
this simple script, a log appeared, and after this, all my test
scripts started logging properly.
i don't consider this any sort of solution or answer, but I'm putting
it down in case it might help someone else.
"Sam Warwick" <sam_warwick@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ci9ncu$lc2$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>...[vbcol=seagreen]
> hawkeye,
>
> do your tests actually write anything to the log? scripts generated by the
> recorder wont unless there is an error
> to check that the log works enable tracing to log everything. i.e. insert
> Test.TraceLevel = -1 at the top of a script
>
> sam
>
> "haughki" <hawkeye.parker@autodesk.com> wrote in message
> news:b6e56f7a.0409100939.1e940230@posting.google.com...
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