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 Piping an input file myVolumes.csv via stdin to TMSS10Sync. Piping an input file myVolumes.csv via stdin to TMSS10Sync.
  
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 TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv
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 ===== Stdout ===== ===== Stdout =====
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 Redirecting stdout from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stdout.txt.  If the file sync_stdout.txt already exists, it will be overwritten. Redirecting stdout from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stdout.txt.  If the file sync_stdout.txt already exists, it will be overwritten.
  
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 TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv > sync_stdout.txt TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv > sync_stdout.txt
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 Redirecting stdout from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stdout.txt.  Using the double ''>>'' symbol instead of a single ''>'', the file sync_stdout.txt will be appended to rather than overwritten. Redirecting stdout from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stdout.txt.  Using the double ''>>'' symbol instead of a single ''>'', the file sync_stdout.txt will be appended to rather than overwritten.
  
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 TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv >> sync_stdout.txt TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv >> sync_stdout.txt
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 ===== Stderr ===== ===== Stderr =====
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 Redirecting stderr from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stderr.txt.  If the file sync_stderr.txt already exists, it will be overwritten. Redirecting stderr from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stderr.txt.  If the file sync_stderr.txt already exists, it will be overwritten.
  
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 TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv > sync_stdout.txt 2> sync_stderr.txt TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv > sync_stdout.txt 2> sync_stderr.txt
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 Redirecting stdout from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stderr.txt.  Using the double ''>>'' symbol instead of a single ''>'', the file sync_stderr.txt will be appended to rather than overwritten. Redirecting stdout from TMSS10Sync to file sync_stderr.txt.  Using the double ''>>'' symbol instead of a single ''>'', the file sync_stderr.txt will be appended to rather than overwritten.
  
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 TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv >> sync_stdout.txt 2>> sync_stderr.txt TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv >> sync_stdout.txt 2>> sync_stderr.txt
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 ===== Concatenating Stdout and Stderr ===== ===== Concatenating Stdout and Stderr =====
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 Depending on the purpose of the output from stdout and stderr it is possible to combine both streams to the one output file. Depending on the purpose of the output from stdout and stderr it is possible to combine both streams to the one output file.
  
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 TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv > 2>&1 sync_stdout_stderr.txt TMSS10Sync -S user:-password@serveraddress < myVolumes.csv > 2>&1 sync_stdout_stderr.txt
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