Dumping the console

[ilumos]

Ok, so I run an automated batch script that backs up my server/downloader PC, and I'd like to have a log of exactly what was and wasnt backed up, and the most useful way of doing that would be at the end of the batch script have a line of code that dumps every line echoed to a text file.

Is there a way to do this? (I've tried google)

Using cmd on XP Pro SP2


Thanks

[Tormentius]

Click here and here

[ilumos]

Sorry, I should have been clearer. I'm not using the XP/2k backup tool (the one that makes the bkfs) I'm just using xcopy and winzip command line, but I'd like a log of what the batch file echoes on screen, i.e. errors in copying, read only errors and stuff like that. Basically, a dump of whatever is in the cmd window. e.g:

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C:\xcopy "C:\a\*.*" "C:\b\*.*" -f -d -x

Copying a
copying b

Thanks

[4days]

C:\xcopy "C:\a\*.*" "C:\b\*.*" -f -d -x > C:\myfile.txt

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[ilumos]

Perfect! Thanks loads

[Underpants?]

C:\xcopy "C:\a\*.*" "C:\b\*.*" -f -d -x > C:\myfile.txt

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