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crontab jobs to append to the same log
Hi, all:
I have a shell script runs in the crontab, which writes the output to a log file, as following: 0 18 * * * /oracle/deleteBackup.sh >/oracle/deleteBackup.log Everytime the script is run by crontab , the deleteBackup.log is overwritten, is there anyway that I can append to the deleteBackup.log instead of overwrite it? so I can see the previous run's result too? |
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U R Awesome
Young, thanx for help, it works perfectly
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