log batch file

[Blisk]

how to log this batch file in one single logfile.txt
I know I can do like this
del /S /Q *.jpg>logfile.txt

but than I get multiple logs, I need just one for batch belov

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del /S /Q *.gif
del /S /Q *.jpeg
del /S /Q *.tiff
del /S /Q *.gif
del /S /Q *.png
del /S /Q *.bmp
del /S /Q *.jpg
del /S /Q *.tga
del /S /Q *.pcx
del /S /Q *.img

del /S /Q *.avi
del /S /Q *.mov
del /S /Q *.mpeg
del /S /Q *.mpg
del /S /Q *.mpe
del /S /Q *.mpa
del /S /Q *.qt
del /S /Q *.asf
del /S /Q *.asx
del /S /Q *.wmv
del /S /Q *.wma
del /S /Q *.wmx
del /S /Q *.rm
del /S /Q *.ra
del /S /Q *.ram
del /S /Q *.rmvb
del /S /Q *.mp4
del /S /Q *.3gp
del /S /Q *.3pg
del /S /Q *.ogg
del /S /Q *.mkv

del /S /Q *.wav
del /S /Q *.mp3
del /S /Q *.aiff
del /S /Q *.3gp
del /S /Q *.aac
del /S /Q *.flac
del /S /Q *.gsm
del /S /Q *.m4a
del /S /Q *.m4p
del /S /Q *.mpc
del /S /Q *.ogg
del /S /Q *.wma

del /S /Q *.swf
del /S /Q *.divx
del /S /Q *.flv
del /S /Q *.vhd
del /S /Q "Backup%Files*.zip"


[foxidrive]

This technique should work:

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@echo off
(
del /S /Q *.gif
del /S /Q *.jpeg
del /S /Q *.tiff
del /S /Q *.gif
del /S /Q *.png
del /S /Q *.bmp
del /S /Q *.jpg
del /S /Q *.tga
del /S /Q *.pcx
del /S /Q *.img

del /S /Q *.avi
del /S /Q *.mov
del /S /Q *.mpeg
del /S /Q *.mpg
del /S /Q *.mpe
del /S /Q *.mpa
del /S /Q *.qt
del /S /Q *.asf
del /S /Q *.asx
del /S /Q *.wmv
del /S /Q *.wma
del /S /Q *.wmx
del /S /Q *.rm
del /S /Q *.ra
del /S /Q *.ram
del /S /Q *.rmvb
del /S /Q *.mp4
del /S /Q *.3gp
del /S /Q *.3pg
del /S /Q *.ogg
del /S /Q *.mkv

del /S /Q *.wav
del /S /Q *.mp3
del /S /Q *.aiff
del /S /Q *.3gp
del /S /Q *.aac
del /S /Q *.flac
del /S /Q *.gsm
del /S /Q *.m4a
del /S /Q *.m4p
del /S /Q *.mpc
del /S /Q *.ogg
del /S /Q *.wma

del /S /Q *.swf
del /S /Q *.divx
del /S /Q *.flv
del /S /Q *.vhd
del /S /Q "Backup%Files*.zip"
)>file.log

[Blisk]

thanks, I get log now, but I get only succesfull deleted files log.
But I need also files which are access denied, or some else errors why file can not be deleted.
why there is not all in log, do I need something else to do?

[foxidrive]

It helps if you explain exactly what you need.

Try this:

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@echo off
for %%a in (

*.gif
*.jpeg
*.tiff
*.gif
*.png
*.bmp
*.jpg
*.tga
*.pcx
*.img

*.avi
*.mov
*.mpeg
*.mpg
*.mpe
*.mpa
*.qt
*.asf
*.asx
*.wmv
*.wma
*.wmx
*.rm
*.ra
*.ram
*.rmvb
*.mp4
*.3gp
*.3pg
*.ogg
*.mkv

*.wav
*.mp3
*.aiff
*.3gp
*.aac
*.flac
*.gsm
*.m4a
*.m4p
*.mpc
*.ogg
*.wma

*.swf
*.divx
*.flv
*.vhd
"Backup%Files*.zip"
) del /S /Q "%%~a" >> "file.log" 2>&1

Here is another way:

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@echo off
del /S /Q *.gif *.jpeg *.tiff *.gif *.png *.bmp *.jpg *.tga *.pcx *.img *.avi *.mov *.mpeg *.mpg *.mpe *.mpa *.qt *.asf *.asx *.wmv *.wma *.wmx *.rm *.ra *.ram *.rmvb *.mp4 *.3gp *.3pg *.ogg *.mkv *.wav *.mp3 *.aiff *.3gp *.aac *.flac *.gsm *.m4a *.m4p *.mpc *.ogg *.wma *.swf *.divx *.flv *.vhd "Backup%Files*.zip" > "file.log" 2>&1


[foxidrive]

There is a problem in this term though: "Backup%Files*.zip"
because a single percent sign has to be doubled, or you are missing a percent sign if it is supposed to be a variable.

[Blisk]

I have removed that line but it is the same

[foxidrive]

I have removed that line but it is the same

Are you trying to tell us something? 

[Blisk]

Are you trying to tell us something?

Yes, still not getting full log of what I see in cmd when start this batch file.
Have you any Idea what can be worng?

[Squashman]

Yes, still not getting full log of what I see in cmd when start this batch file.
Have you any Idea what can be worng?

So you want to log everything?  Not just the command that you gave as a singular example.

[Blisk]

everything what I get on screen when I run that in cmd.

[Lemonilla]

Check out [ulr=http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5386&p=32561&hilit=tee#p32561]batchTee.bat[/url] by dbenham.

[Squashman]

If you want to see it on the screen and log it to a file then you would need to use some iteration of TEE.
If you just want to log everything when you type it in from the command prompt then just do this.

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C:\>MyBatchfile.bat >>logfile.txt 2>&1Remember if you really want to see everything then you need to make sure you are not suppressing any output with the ECHO OFF command.  By default it is on but you might as well put @ECHO ON at the top of your batch file just to be on the safe side.

[Blisk]

I don't have echo off in batch file
and I just want to log all what I see in cmd when I run batch file.

[Lemonilla]

I don't have echo off in batch file
and I just want to log all what I see in cmd when I run batch file.

Check out batchTee.bat by dbenham.

This is what you need, look at it.

[Blisk]

I tested it and now it works, thank you.
I have make a mistake before I forget to add at the end of batch file  this
2>&1