Redirecting the output of Scheduled Tasks

[John Pressman]

The redirection operator (> or ^>) does not seem to work with Task Scheduler or
AT. (When run from the Task Scheduler, a console window pops up showing the
output which should have been redirected.) The same command line works as
expected from the command prompt. This is only a problem with binary
executables; the output of batch files is redirected in both cases as expected.
Tried on Windows XP Home and Pro. All required permissions are OK. Any ideas?

 

[Andrej Budja [MVP]]

Hm, it works with at here...

Just tried "at > my.txt" and it worked...

Andrej

 

[John Pressman]

| Hm, it works with at here...
|
| Just tried "at > my.txt" and it worked...
|
| Andrej

my.txt will then contain the output of the AT command. I want to capture the
output of the scheduled task.