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Number   :  2572
Date     :  2002-07-30
Author   :  Garry Deane
Subject  :  Re: List to a file?
Size(KB) :  1


Use /onfilename.log to create a logfile (use /oafilename.log to 
append to an existing file) and /of3 to include the list of selected 
files in the logfile much the same as the screen display. You can 
also use /oD (Deleted files), /oE (Error summary), /oI (Include 
files), /oP (detailed parameter list), /oS (Skipped files) and /oX 
(Excluded files) to include additional detail.

Depending on just what you are trying to achieve, another technique 
that can sometimes be useful is to redirect output to either CON (the 
screen) or to a logfile e.g.

set logfile=CON
if "%x%"=="list" set logfile=logfile.txt
xxcopy ...... > %logfile%

Garry

--- In xxcopy@y..., William Malloy  wrote:
> Any way to get the /L switch to list it's output to a
> file, without having to use ">" redirection?
> I am trying to write a batch file that (via
> parameters) will either COPY or LIST the potential
> copy data (in summary) to a file.
> There will be a 'switch'(%x%) to determine if it's a
> COPY or a LIST request. There will be many individual
> batch files called from within one.
> 
> MASTER.BAT will 'call' a list of individual bat files.
> 
> Thanks!



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