hi!
I have a very simple problem, but I can't find any solution on the net (maybe I am too stupid for that).
If I start a batch-file (or a shell-file in Linux) like this:

mysql --tee=test.log < test.sql

and test.sql is a valid query with an output, a file test.log will be created, but it's empty.

What's wrong?

Thanks
Massimo

from
mysql --help


--tee=name Append everything into outfile. See interactive help (\h)
also.
Does not work in batch mode.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

... I naturally read it, but I hoped there is something else (I couldn't believe it).
I am a mysql fan, but in this case, for certain purposes, it's a very big lack.
Thanks for the answer.