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Answer» I am copying large amounts of files to different servers using the following command
Code: [SELECT]XCOPY *.* "\\192.168.1.99\C$\Test Folder" /EXCLUDE:copyfiles.cfg /s/y/z/v/k
How can I output individual file errors to a LOG.TXT file?
Currently I have this, but i need more detailed info of what was not copied. not just that an error occurred withing the 100+ files copied. I WANT to know what files were not copied.
Code: [Select]if errorlevel 4 echo "An error has be found" && echo. Please check the log.txt file. && echo %date% %time% Insufficient disk access, space, on Serve 1>> .\LOG.TXT
if errorlevel 5 echo echo %date% %time% Disk WRITE error occurred on Server 1>> .\LOG.TXT
I havent used xcopy much, but if it outputs errors to the screen, you can CAPTURE them with
Code: [Select]XCOPY *.* "\\192.168.1.99\C$\Test Folder" /EXCLUDE:copyfiles.cfg /s/y/z/v/k > LOG.TXT 2>&1which copies both 'normal' and error messages
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