Call Log with the following format:
Log [path] [statements]

For example: Log c:\temp\test Just testing logging format
Will produce the file: c:\temp\testyymm.log
Contents will be: Day yymmdd hh:mm:ss Just testing logging format

For example: Log . Just testing
will produce the file yymm.log in the current directory

For example: Log Test.Log Just testing
will produce the file Test.Log in the current directory

Tip: It's best to specify full path for log file

Log.Exe (c) Petena AB 1996
LogFile: G:\ARCHIVE\BACKUP\LOGS\PDB_9607.LOG

Fri 960705 23:49:01 Duplicating changes to second server ADOLF2
Fri 960705 23:49:01 ncopy P:\*.* J:\PDoc\*.* /S /E /V /M
Fri 960705 23:53:52 ncopy G:\HOME\*.* J:\HOME\*.* /S /E /V /R /M
Fri 960705 23:53:57 ncopy G:\APPS\*.* J:\APPS\*.* /S /E /V /R /M
Fri 960705 23:54:03 All Done!