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<blockquote data-quote="larry_S" data-source="post: 589482" data-attributes="member: 85587">AW: TV-Server on WHS - Collection of fixes and workarounds[USER=21022]vvulture[/USER]The Last Result 0x4001004 means, that the command from the Task didn't work. But this is no problem. The purpose of the task is waking the computer and this works.There is actually no way to limit the size of the logfile. If all works fine, you can set the parameter &quot;Log=1&quot; in &quot;Log=0&quot;. Then the script don't write anything to the logfile.Another way to reduce the written lines is, to write a Quote ( ' ) for some logfile commands. [USER=99918]Kermit1974[/USER]I don't now the database structure from 4TR. If you can say in which Table and Column the script can find the Time of the next record, I can add it to the script.I don't want to Install 4TR. Because the native TV-service includes all functions that I need and works fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="larry_S, post: 589482, member: 85587"] [b]AW: TV-Server on WHS - Collection of fixes and workarounds[/b] [USER=21022]vvulture[/USER] The Last Result 0x4001004 means, that the command from the Task didn't work. But this is no problem. The purpose of the task is waking the computer and this works. There is actually no way to limit the size of the logfile. If all works fine, you can set the parameter "Log=1" in "Log=0". Then the script don't write anything to the logfile. Another way to reduce the written lines is, to write a Quote ( ' ) for some logfile commands. [USER=99918]Kermit1974[/USER] I don't now the database structure from 4TR. If you can say in which Table and Column the script can find the Time of the next record, I can add it to the script. I don't want to Install 4TR. Because the native TV-service includes all functions that I need and works fine. [/QUOTE]

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