read number of recent logs keep from script

hi,

can I read options.engines.log.number of recent logs keep from a script?

i'd like to additionally export .mht log file copies and limit their number..

Regards,

Manfred

ashokkumareds
10 years ago
hi sree,

If you go to Products tab, you can find the Features link for TestExecuteX(X is version you are using). If you click "Features", you are shown with "Features" page. Now observe the no of rows for in the page. The number of rows(for ex: 4) is the no of features your TestExecute has.

So for every instance of TestExecute you open, 4 sessions are created in "Sessions" tab.

If you have 35 TestExecute licenses for 4 features, you should basically have (35*4) entries in the sessions tab is all are used at once.

In other way, Number of entries in Sessions tab divided by 4 will give you number of licenses actively used.
#of Licences used = (No of sessions)/(No of sessions created per launch).
Hope this helps.

8 Replies

tristaanogre
Esteemed Contributor
7 years ago
I'm not sure I understand the question. What are you trying to do?

As far as I can tell, that particular option is not accessible via code.
TanyaYatskovska
Alumni
7 years ago
Hi Manfred_F,

The the Scripting Access to the Test Log Contents article contains a detailed description of how you can work with the log items. Does it help?
- Manfred_F
  Regular Contributor
  7 years ago
  thanks,
  
  the option seems not to be accessible via script.
  
  What I tried to is:
  
  - copy the current log file to .mht, if test is run via TestExecute, and
  
  - limit the number of .mht log files automatically, as TC limits the number of original logs.
  
  Regards,
  
  Manfred
  - m_essaid
    Valued Contributor
    7 years ago
    Hi Manfred,
    
    What I do is a "mobile supress" of some of my files in some folders.
    
    I built a generic method that takes in input :
    
    - a path
    
    - a file extension
    
    - a duration (in days)
    
    I call this method every day in several places
    
    It loops in the folder, and delete every file that matches the extension and that have its last file modification that exceeds the duration that is precised.
    
    you just have to call such function at every time you run your script.
anupamchampati
Frequent Contributor
7 years ago
You can get access to the Logs using. Project.Logs.Count with top 1st result will start with 0 & there respective child status Pass and Fail by log.ErrCount for each of them.
- tristaanogre
  Esteemed Contributor
  7 years ago
  Not quite what was being asked... they are looking for the ability to limit the number of exported logs on drive based upon the option being stored for max number of logs?