Vladimir,
Found this on the net (can't recall where though) for touching a file with
yesterdays date.
touch `TZ=GB+24 date +%m%d%H%M%y` filename
You'd need to change the GB to what is appropiate for you and change the
format variables to the format you wish
eg
echo `TZ=GB+24 date +%y%m%d` to get 020714 yymmdd
HTH
Iain Nicoll
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Good morning / afternoon / evening...
How to find yesterday's date in unix? Yes, I know how to find it by using
env. variables, sql*plus, redirecting output and so on... But I need pure
unix solution.
Thanks,
Vladimir Barac
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