Jenkins - Can't see my shell script's logs - shell

Question

EDIT:
Ok, so after answer from Vasanta Koli, I've looked deep in builds.
And actually, I have found the full console output.
It's a bit weird at first because you need to go in Build history or use the little arrow after your build name to access it... at the same place that "basic" console output when you click directly on your build's name.
Anyway, I can finally access to my full logs !
Original question:
This question may just look dumb, but in my Jenkins' configuration, I can't see all the logs from the shell script of my build.
I've looked an option to activate it, but I can't find it.
In my script, I'm just restoring a database, with an echo before each command, like this:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
timestamp=$(date +%T)
echo $timestamp "- Delete"
dropdb -h localhost -U user database
echo $timestamp "- Creation"
createdb -h localhost -E unicode -U user database
echo $timestamp "- Restore"
pg_restore -h localhost -U user -O -d database database.tar
All the script is executed, but no logs in my build, in the web UI (Console output)
I'm obviously missing something here.
Can someone help me ? Thank you !

Answer 1

Don't make variable for timestamp if you need actual time of the task (command) execution
also if you want logs to be redirected, then mention it.
It should be something like below
#!/usr/bin/env bash
logfile=/var/log/script.log
{
echo $(date +%T) "- Delete"
dropdb -h localhost -U user database
echo $(date +%T) "- Creation"
createdb -h localhost -E unicode -U user database
echo $(date +%T) "- Restore"
pg_restore -h localhost -U user -O -d database database.tar
} >> $logfile
Please check and update