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Hi, I have a script that runs through and when it hits an error runs past it and then closes after all the script has been run this means we dont get to see any errors that may occur.
is it possible to have it write all errors to a text file? and maybe date the errors.
for example if it trys to upload a file and gets "permission denied on file *******.filetype" it would then write that error with a date to errors.txt
Simon
I suppose it's a ftp script. my.bat > log
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Helping others achieve escape felicityM2
Hi M2, I have seen this mentioned else where on the thread however it would have to run directly inside the batch and not on another batch file linking to it. how could I do that? would I have to put:
> log.txt
after every line of the batch?
Also I only wont the errors to my wrote to the log file not the entire scripts echos
Do you have one batch calling or running another?
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Helping others achieve escape felicityM2
no you must manually double click the .bat to have it run.
Solved I have written the entire batch into an external file that is run with a write command thanks for the help M2
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