Execution logs

Execution logs are saved in a database and you can display the result of previous executions with the Execution results report.

If needed, you can change the database in the Options.

The remote log share
If a log share is specified in the Options, RemoteExec will create for each execution a new folder in which all remote processes can save their own logs. The name of the execution folder is formatted with the following template "YYYY-MM-DD_hh-mm-ss.sss" (execution time). In each remote process the %RemoteLogShare% environment variable is created so a script will easily create file in this folder using the name of the computer to avoid conflict between all remote processes.
This feature is automatically used during the deployment of a Msi file with the log enabled (name of the log files: Msi-%ComputerName%.txt).

Warning! To use the remote log share, the Administrative context should be avoided because the remote process will not be allowed to access the share in this case (Administrative context = no right on the network).

For example you can execute the following script on remote computers:
"dir >%RemoteLogShare%\LocalDir-%ComputerName%.txt"
You will see the following files in the log share.