Seems like -quiet switch doesn't suppress error output. I still get " Error: Can't create file (...)" errors on screen. >nul doesn't work either.
Anyone know some way I could hide errors? I use batch file with simple errorlevel checks and the users should see only "<file> - OK" or "<file> - error".
Is there any way to suppress errors?
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Re: Is there any way to suppress errors?
Messages such " Error: Can't create file (...)" are written on stderr
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Re: Is there any way to suppress errors?
That helped ^_^. It's much easier when you know what to search for.
Command string should be nconvert ... ... ... >>logfile.txt 2>>errorlogfile.txt
I never know that windows had more than one output pipe just like linux...
Command string should be nconvert ... ... ... >>logfile.txt 2>>errorlogfile.txt
I never know that windows had more than one output pipe just like linux...