hrowing it off.
What's the result of just the date ?
echo %date% > test.txt
Regards,
Sietse
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highlight this line:
echo %date:~0,3% > test.txt
use CTRL-C
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Why not for me ?
Gérard.
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Why not for me ?
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It works ok with XP pro - both from the command line
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It works ok with XP pro - both from the command line and in a bat file. Returns
Sun
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?
it returns 23/
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echo %date:~0,3%
works where I live ==> Fri
Andrew Da
echo %date:~0,3%
works where I live ==> Fri
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Robbo,
> echo %date:~6,2%
Very cool! A new trick for this old dog.
Cheers!
Malcolm
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It's the Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu etc I'm after
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You can get the day (numeric) easily enoug
On 7/21/06, Chris Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know how to get the name of the day of the week in a batch file
on XP, 2003 ???
You could write a simple program in the language of your choice to
output it to a file and then read the file into the batch file. VFP
can do this, as c
test.bat
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@echo off
echo Today is %date%
echo The time is %time%
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You can get the day (numeric) easily enough :-
echo %date:~6,2%
HTH,
Robbo.
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Morning,
Does
> Does anyone know how to get the name of the day of the week
> in a batch file on XP, 2003 ???
Use CDOW to get the day and STRTOFILE to generate/replace the batch
file?
Bill
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Morning,
Does anyone know how to get the name of the day of the week in a batch file
on XP, 2003 ???
Cheers
Chris.
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