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Regarding overwriting the textfile with output what we get!
Hi freinds, My problem is I have a script which is used for our office work... in that with my userid i can append the LOGFILE with the output which i get while running the script.. for this i use the below command Code:
output >> $LOGFILE but with the same script my colleague is not able to append the LOGFILE. it is not giving any error but the full output is not going to LOGFILE. only half the part of output is going to LOGFILE. what can i do to overcome this? Last edited by smarty86; 11-03-2009 at 07:37 AM.. |
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