LOGTEXT

Syntax:

Then: LOGTEXT exp

Adds "exp" to file stored in environment variable LOGFILE.

Notes: Will do nothing if the LOGFILE variable is not set.

LOGAPPEND controls the "open" mode of the file for the session. The choices are overwrite or append for each session.

Version Ref: 4.5

Description:

Stores data in the destination file set by the environment variable LOGFILE.

Examples:

Then: LOGTEXT "Record "<@rn< " updated by "<@ID< "on" <@TD<"at"<@TM<"."

Result: A line of text is shown in the destination file similar to the following.

"* Record 3 updated by root on 08/07/99 at 12:30:22"