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  • July 27, 2017
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I frequently use batch scripts to run series of workbenches in cmd.exe. I would really like to see the contents of the 'transaction window' or log file displayed in the cmd.exe window. I know I can look at the logs, but that is an extra step and not as useful.

Normally what displays is something like this, which doesn't explain what is happening in the transactions window or log file.

 

I really want to display this stuff in real time (not after the transaction complete):

 

Have I missed something, or is it not possible. Thanks in advance for your help

Best answer by timothyedoran

Thanks for the help. This command works exactly as I needed it to.

fme "C:\TEMP\standout.fmw" LOG_STANDARDOUT Yes
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    • July 27, 2017

    Hi @timothyedoran 

    Yes! This is possible. simply append "LOG_STANDARDOUT Yes" to the FME.EXE command line, e.g:

    fme "C:\TEMP\standout.fmw" LOG_STANDARDOUT Yes

    Give it a go

    EDIT: Changed LOGSTANDOUT to LOG_STANDARDOUT

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    • July 31, 2017

    Thanks for the help. This command works exactly as I needed it to.

    fme "C:\TEMP\standout.fmw" LOG_STANDARDOUT Yes

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