Mutiple Objects , single file append

Hi,
I am getting UUIDs using the following Command:
get-wmiobject Win32_ComputerSystemProduct | Select-Object -ExpandProperty UUID (http://www.waynehoggett.com/2009/08/get-local-computer-uuidguid-using.html)
how I can store the output on a network share that will append the itself if new record entered (UUID of a second machine)?
Also, can we get serial number or MAC as well, to differentiate which UUID belongs to which machine?
UUID         Serial           MAC
1234          Sssssss        ABCD
9876          Sxyz            A1B2C3
N.A.Malik

You would have to write a script that manages a file on the network
Here is an example
Get-WmiObject Win32_ComputerSystemProduct -computer system01 |
select name,uuid,IdentifyingNumber |
Export-Csv \\server\share\report.csv -append
Start by learning the basics of PowerShell and how to use PowerShell to create custom output.
Once you understand how to do the simple things you will be able to create your report.
Start here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/dd793612.aspx
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Don
Edited by: donald.meredith on Dec 1, 2011 2:31 PM

How many files are you collecting from ECC and appending at receiver side and how much time it is taking to complete the process?
if its possible to schedule your business to read data from FTP after completing append then no worries, else sometimes it creates trouble.
The option you mentioned is reliable one , but you ended up creating one more interface.
Regards,
Raj

Log messages from multiple instances in single file.

Hi!
I have a requirement that i need to log messages from muliple instances of the same object in a file. The new file will be created every day. Likewise, multiple objects might have various instances each.
One class
->multiple instances
-> log message stored in single file.
Note :
I am using the Message driven bean. I need to log from the bean class. JDK 1.3
If u could help me out that would be great.

As long as they are all from the same OS program (a single Java VM), that's OK - you can use Log4j, and use a rotating file logger.
If you point two different virtual machine processes at the same file, one may have it open when the other is trying to rotate it, and your rotation may fail (at best) and/or you may lose the old log (the worst case).
If you need to collect log messages from multiple processes (or even multiple machines), use a syslog-based logger (Log4j has a SyslogAppender) or use Log4j's SocketAppender to write to a log4j-builtin log listener (SocketNode).

Mutiple Objects , single file append

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