@ScriptDir \log

[lukeneo 0]

$Logs = FileOpen(@ScriptDir &"\log" & @YEAR & @MON & @MDAY & '-' & @HOUR & @MIN & @SEC & '.LOG', 1)

The above code is executing ... But not saved in the /log / folder under @scriptDir .

rather saved in @scriptdir .

what is wrong ?

[McGod 0]

$Logs = FileOpen(@ScriptDir &"\log\" & @YEAR & @MON & @MDAY & '-' & @HOUR & @MIN & @SEC & '.LOG', 1)

Forgot an extra slash after log

[SmOke_N 193]

FileOpen doesn't save anything, But it can create the log if you use something like FileOpen(blah, 2). (Or a combination of others with the 2 in it).

If you are wanting to save the data that was there previous (doubtful since your using @Hour and @Sec) then FileRead() it before you erase the content.

[lukeneo 0]

FileOpen doesn't save anything, But it can create the log if you use something like FileOpen(blah, 2). (Or a combination of others with the 2 in it).

If you are wanting to save the data that was there previous (doubtful since your using @Hour and @Sec) then FileRead() it before you erase the content.

Chip ! Thanks ....