Hi,
since WDS mainly is performing document searches in indexed folders and I am not sure, if the folder with the applications logfiles belongs to these indexed locations, I recommend not to rely on WDS anyway.
If you know the name of the file, you can open a command prompt, change to the root of the drive, on which you assume the file and use the dir command.
To do so, you would click Start/Run, type cmd and click OK.
Continue with following commands (confirm each with Enter key):
C: (if you are not already on drive C:)
CD \ (to change to the root directory of the drive)
dir xxx.log /s /a (replace the name of the log file with the known name or use placeholders like * or ?)
The /s parameter searches subfolders, the /a also system and hidden files.
This should show you the location of the file (if it exists) much more reliable than the system integrated searches.
Best greetings from Germany
Olaf
