This question maybe in the wrong category but I'm posting here due to urgency.
In DOS is there a command to perform a similar function to spool command in SQL or Script command in UNIX?
I want to print all command line output to a file but I don't want to use the echo command for each line.
Any help will be appreciated.
Steve
I have moved this to the appropriate forum.
The easiest way to achieve this would be to put all your commands into a batch file, and then redirect the output.
C:\putty>type foo.bat
echo "this is my batch file"
dir
C:\putty>foo.bat > foo.out 2>&1
C:\putty>type foo.out
C:\putty>echo "this is my batch file"
"this is my batch file"
C:\putty>dir
Volume in drive C is SYSTEM
Volume Serial Number is E032-0520
Directory of C:\putty
17/01/2006 22:36 <DIR> .
17/01/2006 22:36 <DIR> ..
17/01/2006 22:34 36 foo.bat
17/01/2006 22:36 0 foo.out
18/09/2005 03:03 131,072 pageant.exe
18/09/2005 03:03 266,240 plink.exe
18/09/2005 03:03 286,720 pscp.exe
18/09/2005 03:03 286,720 psftp.exe
18/09/2005 01:30 29,267 putty.cnt
18/09/2005 03:03 430,080 putty.exe
18/09/2005 01:30 595,500 putty.hlp
18/09/2005 03:03 167,936 puttygen.exe
10 File(s) 2,193,571 bytes
2 Dir(s) 24,182,276,096 bytes free
Yes... UNIX-style redirection works in "cmd" 
Cheers
ZB
Thanks zazzybob!