F
foxidrive
xcopy command 2>file.log
It redirects STDERR into the log file, and I'm assuming details of locked
files will be printed to STDERR.
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xcopy command 2>file.log
It redirects STDERR into the log file, and I'm assuming details of locked
files will be printed to STDERR.
M
martin
i have a scheduled batch file to run xcopy from a remote computer to local
computer
i use the /c flag - continue incase of errors - so locked file are not
copied but the batch confinues
the problem is that i don't get information of the errors that encountered
so I can try and copy the locked file later.
can someone recommend on a solution to that?
TIA.
computer
i use the /c flag - continue incase of errors - so locked file are not
copied but the batch confinues
the problem is that i don't get information of the errors that encountered
so I can try and copy the locked file later.
can someone recommend on a solution to that?
TIA.
F
foxidrive
that's what i tried to do in the first place
to my surprise, the error information is not getting there.
i hope someone that works a lot with xcopy can suggest a solution.
:-(
Perhaps it's writing to STDOUT. This should get you the entire log.
xcopy command >file.log 2>&1
M
martin
that's what i tried to do in the first place
to my surprise, the error information is not getting there.
i hope someone that works a lot with xcopy can suggest a solution.
:-(
to my surprise, the error information is not getting there.
i hope someone that works a lot with xcopy can suggest a solution.
:-(
T
Todd Vargo
Perhaps it's writing to STDOUT. This should get you the entire log.
xcopy command >file.log 2>&1
Also, a separate copy command will be needed to copy file.log after xcopy
completes.
M
martin
what is the 2>&1 syntax means? is it documented somewhere?
what I need to know is:
1. which part is the file name to save?
2. what is the &?
TIA
what I need to know is:
1. which part is the file name to save?
2. what is the &?
TIA
J
Jerold Schulman
See tip 9206 » More on suppressing output to Stdout and Stderr.
AND link in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com
In the context of
xcopy command >file.log 2>&1
file.log records the output to stdout and stderr
1> pipes Stdout
2> pipes Stderr
& means AND
Jerold Schulman
Windows Server MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
http://www.jsifaq.com
AND link in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com
In the context of
xcopy command >file.log 2>&1
file.log records the output to stdout and stderr
1> pipes Stdout
2> pipes Stderr
defaults to 1>.
& means AND
what is the 2>&1 syntax means? is it documented somewhere?
what I need to know is:
1. which part is the file name to save?
2. what is the &?
TIA
Jerold Schulman
Windows Server MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
http://www.jsifaq.com
T
Timo Salmi
martin said:what is the 2>&1 syntax means?
9) How can I suppress script error messages altogether?
163586 May 1 2006 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/link/tscmd.zip
tscmd.zip Useful NT/2000/XP script tricks and tips, T.Salmi
All the best, Timo
S
Stefan Kanthak
Jerold Schulman said:See tip 9206 » More on suppressing output to Stdout and Stderr.
AND link in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com
In the context of
xcopy command >file.log 2>&1
file.log records the output to stdout and stderr
Output redirection works generally in the context of the command
processor CMD.EXE.
1> pipes Stdout
2> pipes Stderr
Shouldn't that read "redirects" instead of "pipes"?
If not, how do you name "|" then?
& means AND
ARGH!
&<number> denotes the file descriptor <number> in the context of
IO redirection.
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Stefan