OperationLogDirectory (Property)

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OperationLogDirectory (Property)

In french: RépertoireJournalOpération

Available only with these kinds of connection

The OperationLogDirectory property is used to manage the directory of the operation log file associated with a data file. You can:

Find out the directory of operation log linked to a log data file defined in the data model editor or through programming.
Define the directory of the operation log for a data file (when describing the file through programming).

Reminder: The log operations file (JournalOpération.fic) and the identification file of log files (JournalIdentification.fic) are not created by default when a data file is logged. These files are automatically created when a data file is logged in read-only or when replication is implemented on a data file.

Example

// Defines the directory of operation log
// for the Orders data file (described through programming)
Orders.OperationLogDirectory = "C:\MyFiles\Operations"
...
// Validate the data file description
HDescribeFile(Orders)

Syntax

Finding out the directory of the operations file of a log data file Hide the details

<Current directory> = <Data file>.OperationLogDirectory

<Current directory>: Character string

Name of directory of the "JournalOpération.fic" file associated with the log data file,
"." if the directory corresponds to the current directory.

<Data file>: Character string

(Logical) name of the data file used. This name was defined in the data model editor or with the File Description type.

Defining the directory of the operations file for a log data file described through programming Hide the details

<Data file>.OperationLogDirectory = <New directory>

<Data file>: Character string

(Logical) name of the data file used. This name was defined by the File Description type.

<New directory>: Character string

Name of directory of the "JournalOpération.fic" file associated with the log data file.