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Time Command - Part 2
I am trying to collect some scripts performance. I wrote:
#!/usr/local/bin/bash echo Locked Objects time /webaplic/monitor_exp_funcional.sh NUM_LOCKED_OBJ echo Users On time /webaplic/monitor_exp_funcional.sh USERS_ON Then I call "test.sh > Results.out" Obviously, the time command send the stdou to standard erro. So, I should call "test.sh 2> Results.out". But I also want the echo inside the script. How can I do it? Thanks in adavance. |
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