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Redirecting o/p of time command to a file.

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bharix

bharix

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Aug 6, 2002
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DE
Hi Guys,

How do I redirect the output of time command to a file?
I use ksh.
e.g.

time ls >> myfile

This command does not put the output of my time command in myfile.

Could you help solving this?
 
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Try this:
2>myfile time ls

Hope This Help, PH.
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