Log an event in the Windows NT event log or WSH.log file.
Syntax
WshShell.LogEvent intType, strMessage [,strTarget]
Arguments:
intType = The type of the event is specified by
(see details below).
strMessage = The message string is specified by.
strTarget = The name of the system where the event should be logged
(default is local system).
intType
0 SUCCESS
1 ERROR
2 WARNING
4 INFORMATION
8 AUDIT_SUCCESS
16 AUDIT_FAILURE
Returns True if an event is logged sucessfully, otherwise it returns False.
Examples
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.LogEvent 4, "Script started."
WshShell.LogEvent 2, "An error occured."
WshShell.LogEvent 0, "Something worked."
WshShell.LogEvent 1, "Something failed."
You are no bigger then the things that annoy you. Jerry Bundsen
Related commands:
Equivalent Windows NT command:
LOGEVENT - Write text to the NT event viewer.
EVENTCREATE - Create a custom event log message (Windows XP)
