Using LogFile class Article

1. VBS (VBS/ASP)

You can create the LogFile object by CreateObject method or function


Dim LogFile
'Create LogFile object
Set LogFile = CreateObject("ScriptUtils.LogFile")
'Or
Set LogFile = Wscript.CreateObject("ScriptUtils.LogFile")
'Or
Set LogFile = Server.CreateObject("ScriptUtils.LogFile")

2. VBA (VB 5/6, Excel, Word, ...)

See menu, Project->References (Tools->References) and add reference to "Script Utilities library".

Then you can use

Dim Log As New ScriptUtilities.LogFile
'or
Dim Log As ScriptUtilities.LogFile
Set Log = CreateObject("ScriptUtils.LogFile")

3. Active Server Pages

LogFile class is both threaded (thread-safe) class. So you can have one common LogFile object for whole application. The object can be created by <Object> tag in global.asa:

<OBJECT id=LogFile Scope="Application" ProgID="ScriptUtils.LogFile" RunAt="Server"></OBJECT>
<SCRIPT language=VBScript RUNAT="Server">


Sub Application_OnStart
  LogFile.TemplateFileName = "D:\Log\Y2%y%m%d.Log"
  LogFile.LocalDateTime = False
End Sub


</SCRIPT>

Then you can use LogFile object in each of ASP from the ASP application:

<%
  ...


  LogFile.Log Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME"), Session.SessionID, _
    Value1, ...

%>

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