Does @echo off speed up processing?

[OM2]

If I have @echo off, does this speed up the processing of commands?

ALSO... if I wanted the output printed to a log file - so I could look at later to see if there were any errors, how do I do this?

Thanks


OM

[Aacini]

Well, it does not speed up the processing of commands, but the execution of the whole Batch file is faster with @echo off!

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yourBatchFile > logFile.txt

Antonio