Isn't the drawback to using WSH the fact that the source is "WSH" and not the name of your app? And how do you write events to the Event Log?




>If you're running on an NT system, you could log errors to the NT Event log using the WSH 2.0 Wscript.Shell automation object fairly easily, there's a LogEvent method available:
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>oShell = CREATEOBJ('Wscript.Shell')
>oShell.LogEvent(nIntType,cLogMessage,cTargetMachine)
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>nIntType may be one of:
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Number  Event Type
>     0     Success
>     1     Error
>     2     Warning
>     4     Information
>     8     Audit_Success
>    16     Audit_Failure

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>cLogMessage can be a string of up to 255 bytes
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>You can specify a different machine's NetBIOS name as the third parameter. If omitted under NT, the current system's Event Log is used. Win9x writes to a local log in the System directory called WSH.LOG, and will ignore the third parameter in all cases.