i am using 2> to redirect all the standard errors that i get in my bash script.. this command needs to be given in all the statements for which the errors are to redirected..
is there a command that will catch all the errors in all the shell commands that are present inside a script .? pls help..

Instead of having redirection for individual statements in a script,
i think u can have like this

script 2>path_of_file( or /dev/null)


Thanks
penchal

u mean it should be filename 2>path_of_error _file .... also can i give this command inside the script or should it be given in a command prompt

To redirect subsequent errors of the current script, use exec:

hi era
exec 2>/path/to/stderr.log ....
this command seems to be like an alternate for using -x when we run a script.... it directs not just the error but all the commands and the step wise execution for that program....
i would like to redirect only the standard errors of all the commands in a program .... any idea for that ..