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Notes does not automatically log actions or errors. You must explicitly log
each action and error using the following methods:
To log an action, use LogAction.
To log an error, use LogError.
Method Description
New Creates a NotesLog object.
Close Closes a log.
LogAction Records an action in a log.
LogError Records an error in a log.
LogEvent Sends a Notes event out to the network. Only scripts
running on a server can use this method.
OpenAgentLog Starts logging an agent event.
OpenFileLog Starts logging to a specified disk file. This method
returns an error if you call it on a server.
OpenMailLog Opens a new mail memo for logging. The memo is
mailed when the log’s Close method is called, or when
the object is deleted.
OpenNotesLog Opens a specified Notes database for logging.
Property Description
LogActions Read-Write. Indicates if action logging is enabled or not.
LogErrors Read-Write. Indicates if error logging is enabled or not.
NumActions Read-only. The number of actions logged so far.
NumErrors Read-only. The number of errors logged so far.
OverwriteFile Read-Write. For a log that records to a file, indicates if
the log should write over the existing file or append to
it. This property has no effect on logs that record to a
mail message or database.
ProgramName Read-Write. The name that identifies the script whose
actions and errors you’re logging. The name is the same
as the name specified with New or CreateLog.
Note The methods listed in italics will be available in Release 4.5.
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