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Answer» Help I need to write PING and TRACERT to an output FILE. However when I run my Batch file the output is on a SINGLE line
cd\
echo This is a comment >> logfile.txt echo The DATE today is %date% >> logfile.txt echo The time now is %time% >> logfile.txt echo >> logfile.txt echo off ping 155.45.116.250 >> logfile.txt ping xxx.xx.xxx.123 >> logfile.txt tracert xxx.xx.xxx.123 >> logfile.txt tracert xxx.xx.xxx.234 >> logfile.txt tracert xxx.xx.xxx.234 >> logfile.txt exit
Does anyone know how to do this. Any information will be appreciated. To get a BLANK line use
Code: [SELECT]echo. after each command to seperate them out.
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Code: [Select]cd\
echo This is a comment >> logfile.txt echo The date today is %date% >> logfile.txt echo The time now is %time% >> logfile.txt echo. >> logfile.txt echo off ping 155.45.116.250 >> logfile.txt ping xxx.xx.xxx.123 >> logfile.txt tracert xxx.xx.xxx.123 >> logfile.txt tracert xxx.xx.xxx.234 >> logfile.txt tracert xxx.xx.xxx.234 >> logfile.txt exit
There is nothing wrong with your code. As per the previous post, I added a dot to the echo. >> logfile.txt line.
Quote However when I run my Batch file the output is on a single line
What are you using to view your output file?
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