Service outputService outputErrors that occur while interpreting the commandNote: | If the error occurs while the initializing the command, the error is written to the console rather than the file specified with the {--log | -l} option |
Debug information if the {--debug | -d} option is specified on the commandArgument | Description |
file | Specifies the log file where you want the errors 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 you use the {--output | -o} option with the {--log | -l} option and the command completes successfully, the command writes the results to the output file and logs the outcome to the log file.If you use the {--error | -r} option with the {--log | -l} option and the command encounters an error, the command writes the error results to the error file and logs the outcome to the log file.If a command uses the {--debug | -d} command, the debug information is also written to the log file.If the file you specify with the {--log | -l} option already exists, the command appends the new service results to the file.The error information includes a timestamp. Using this option for commands generates a history of the command execution and actions.To log information to a file named “logfile.xml” in the directory c:\outputs:To log information to a file named “logfile.json” in the \outputs directory relative to where you initiate the command:To log information to a file named “logfile” in the same directory from where you initiate the command: