Xcopy output to file? 2

[keith8266]

Hey guy's
I have a batch file running to back up 30 gig to a seperate server. What I need to do is be able to read a output file of what files have changed/added during to copy.
I am using Xcopy "e:\dum de dum" "\\backup\dum de dum" /c /e /s /y /z /d
The copy works well, but I need to know what files are moving across each night.
Any help would be good.
Thanks
Keith

 

[tsuji]

Hello keith8266,

Redirect stdout to file should still work for xcopy which acts like a log recording the action. Something likes this?

xcopy source [destination] [/options] > path\log.txt

regards - tsuji

 

[keith8266]

Thanks for that, it worked a treat