output (SAP CC 4.1 Admin+)

output

Definition

To redirect the output to a file and the console

Command Usage

Syntax

output [-m file|both] <FILE>

output [-m term|mute]

Command Arguments

Name	Description
`<FILE>`	A file name and a path
`<MODE>`	Possible values: file \| term (default) \| both

Detailed Information

The output command activates the redirection of the output stream to a text file, to the console (by default), or to both the file and the console.

The different modes of the command are the following:

file: The command results are written in the file whose path is set by the <FILE> argument
term: The command results are written on the console
both: This mode is equivalent to the combination of both the file and term modes
mute: The command results are not written on the console

Notes

If the mode is not set and no argument is specified, the default value is term
If the mode is not set and a filename is set as the argument, the default value is file

The prompt changes according to the redirection mode:

> : Redirects the output stream to the console
f< : Redirects the output stream to a file
f<> : Redirects the output stream to both outputs

Examples

Admin+> output -m both console_capture.txt: Redirects the output to both the console and a text file (console_capture.txt) stored in the bin/ subfolder in the installation directory
Admin+> output -m file logs\\console.txt: Redirects the output to a text file (console.txt) located in the <INTALL_DIR>\bin\logs\ folder
Admin+> output -m file logs/console.txt: Redirects the output to a text file (console.txt) located in the <INTALL_DIR>/bin/logs/ folder
Admin+> output console.txt: Redirects the output to a text file (console.txt) located in the <INTALL_DIR>\bin\ folder
Admin+> output: Redirects the output to the console

Authorization

You must have a specific role in your SAP CC user profile. Refer to the SAP CC Security Guide for more information about the necessary authorizations.

Messages

Code	Message	Action
to.file	OK: Output redirected to the file "{file}".
to.term	OK: Output redirected to the console.
to.both	OK: Output redirected both to the file "{file}" and to the console.
bad.value	Error: The redirection mode "{mode}" is not valid.
bad.path	Error: Cannot create the file "{file}".
illegal.option	Error: The specified option "{}" is illegal.
option.value.missing	Error: The redirection mode is expected.
option.file.missing	Error: A file name is expected for this mode.
parameter.unexpected	Error: The parameter "{}" is not expected.