my command is something like this:
start cmd /c psinfo -s \\114.16.1.105>\\pcname\ftp\test\192.x.x.x.txt
I have multiple lines of that and they all run really fast, but instead of having them cascade, i would like to do tile windows vertically so i can gauge how much I have left. I can't just...
Okay that worked but the append command doesn't work when it does this. For example,
start psinfo -s -d \\ntce1842 >> output.txt
It fires up the window and just seems to run the psinfo command without the ">>output.txt". So nothing appends to the file. Any ideas?
For example, let's say this is a batch file:
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tlist
dir
kill explorer.exe
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I would like to have 3 seperate CMD windows appear and run this simultaneously. Anyone know of a quick command for this?
Maybe I'm explaining this wrong. Okay, it's like this. I want this exact string of text to be RE-displayed in another file. I don't want the results of it displayed in the file. I hope this helps. Thanks PHV, you're getting me on the right track. Here's the string again.
"cmd /C psexec...
that didn't work...it just displayed '>>log.txt' in the line. I don't want that part displayed, i want it to drop the info before it INTO that file. any more ideas?
"psexec \\" & strcomputer & " " & chr(34) & "c:\temp\sav"& chr(34)
I want to run this on multiple PCs and have it drop the text line into a file, one after the other. I can't figure out how to get it to work with a "> log.txt" command. I might be placing it in the wrong spot. Any ideas...
I have a srvinfo pulling network information on machines and dropping the output into a txt file. How can I get that data to come back to the page and be inserted into it? I can format it myself later. Please help!
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