Article ID: 265813 - Last Review: February 28, 2007 - Revision: 3.2 Running Update.exe for More Than One Share Produces Only One .log FileThis article was previously published under Q265813 SYMPTOMS
If you run Update.exe multiple times from the same computer (whether from a batch file or a command line) to update files on a distribution server (either local or remote), only one Svcpack.log file is saved in the %SystemRoot% folder. The Svcpack.log file contains information only for the last time you ran Update.exe.
CAUSE
This behavior occurs because the Svcpack.log file is saved in the %SystemRoot% folder on the computer on which you run Update.exe. Each time you run Update.exe, it overwrites the previous file.
RESOLUTION
To work around this behavior, use the copy command in a batch file to copy the Svcpack.log file from the %SystemRoot% folder to an alternate location before you run Update.exe again. For example:
update.exe /s:\\servername\1.045r\pro
This ensures that the logs are not overwritten when you update other distribution shares.
copy /winnt/svcpack.log /winnt/svcpackpro.log update.exe /s:\\servername\1.045r\srv copy /winnt/svcpack.log /winnt/svcpacksrv.log update.exe /s:\\servername\1.045r\adv copy /winnt/svcpack.log /winnt/svcpackadv.log STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article. | Article Translations
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