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YMinaev
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14 years agoHi,
There's no way to access the current log. Export it to XML and parse the created file, work with the logs of previous executions, or handle log events such as OnLogMessage, OnLogError, etc and save messages to an external file in their handlers.
As for environment variables, use the aqEnvironment.GetEnvironmentVariable method.
Also, your question is not related to the topic of this thread. In such cases, create new threads rather than posting unrelated questions to existing ones.
There's no way to access the current log. Export it to XML and parse the created file, work with the logs of previous executions, or handle log events such as OnLogMessage, OnLogError, etc and save messages to an external file in their handlers.
As for environment variables, use the aqEnvironment.GetEnvironmentVariable method.
Also, your question is not related to the topic of this thread. In such cases, create new threads rather than posting unrelated questions to existing ones.