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Problem with Log File

  • November 19, 2025
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Hi I created a directory named "C:\\RPA\\MeuBot\\Log" and a file named "Bernardo.Log" on my computer and added a JSON with the path of it in the Config of my Control Room. I also have created a dictionary directing both paths. However, when I try to call the open the log file with this dictionary it always creates an error message , that is how I am writing the path to the log file $p_dicConfig{DIRETORIO_LOG}$/$p_dicConfig{NOME_ARQUIVO_LOG}$ . I need to access the log file by using the dictionary I was ordered to not access it by using "C:\\RPA\\MeuBot\\Log\\Bernardo.Log” this way 

 

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    Padmakumar
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    • Padmakumar
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    • November 20, 2025

    Hi ​@bernardocavalcante,

     

    In A360, when you read a JSON into a Dictionary and want to reference its values:

    • Use quotes around the key:

                   p_dicConfig{"DIRETORIO_LOG"} - Correct
                   not p_dicConfig{DIRETORIO_LOG} - Wrong

    • Use the Windows path separator \ (or \\ inside JSON), not /.
    • Ensure your JSON paths have escaped backslashes:

                   "DIRETORIO_LOG": "C:\\RPA\\MeuBot\\Log",
                   "NOME_ARQUIVO_LOG": "Bernardo.Log"

    $p_dicConfig{"DIRETORIO_LOG"}$ + "\" + $p_dicConfig{"NOME_ARQUIVO_LOG"}$

    • JSON keys have escaped backslashes:
    • "DIRETORIO_LOG": "C:\\RPA\\MeuBot\\Log"
    • Dictionary keys use quotes: {"KEY"}
    • Use \ (not /) for Windows paths.

    This will resolve the error.

    Padmakumar
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