Logging a batch file

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I have the following problem:

We receive a daily backup of the 4AM database at 5AM, and we have a batch job running at 6 AM to get the database running on a VM.

In Task Scheduler, everything is ok, and it runs every day, however we want to have a log of the actions that the batch file does.

Is there any way to do this?

What I've already tried:

Call the batch with another batch that writes the output to a file. The scheduler causes the task to run indefinitely.

Call a powershell script to execute the batch and write to a file. Same problem as above

Surround batch statements with () and thereby make them print the results of the statements. >"arquivo" (instruções)

batch agendamento powershell

asked by anonymous 04.01.2019 / 18:04

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If I understood, it would be simpler to add if in a conditional loop to redirect a call to itself "set" the file   log:

Insert these lines in the .bat file of your .bat file:

@echo off && setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion

if /i "./!_log!/." equ ".//." (

 echo/Chamada do lote iniciada: !date! - / - !time!
 set _log="%temp%\log_bat.log"&& echo/>!_log! & "%~0" >>!_log! & exit /b

) else (

 endlocal

)

:_start

:: seu código do batch começa nesse ponto salvando todas as saídas das execuções para o arquivo “%temp%\log_bat.log”