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09-Oct-2009, 02:38 AM #1
Need help in generating a log file from a windows batchfile from its response
hi all,
I've a problem. Suppose if i want to connect a system which is next to my system with a batch file that i ve, i ll be getting the log file of wat i did in my system but i need the log file of the response made by the other system for the respective batch file...

eg:

SYSTEM A------------------>SYSTEM B
Connection establishment
request

SYSTEM A<------------------SYSTEM B
Response

I need the log file of this response in system A. watever file transfer i make, i should get the log file of response made by system B in system A.

any soln...?
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