Argument | Description |
file | Specifies the file where you want the error output written. If the file you specify does not exist, the command creates it. You can specify:  Absolute directory path and filename.Relative directory path and filename. The path is relative from where you initiated the command.Filename of a file in the same directory where you initiated the command. |
If the file you specify with the {--error | -r} option already exists, the command overwrites the existing file with the new service results.If a command encounters an error, to help resolve errors, you can execute the command again using the {--debug | -d} option to display additional information about the actual request and response.You can use the {--error | r} option to direct error results to a specific location, for example, if you want to use automated tools to review output.If a command executes successfully, the command writes the output to the location specified by the {--output | -o} option or the console if the {--output | -o} option is not specified.To write error output to a file named “errors.xml” in the directory c:\outputs:To write error output to a file named “errors.json” in the \outputs directory relative to where you initiate the command:To write output to a file named “errors” in the same directory from where you initiate the command: