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errpt with param for yesterday and today
Hi All,
I would like to create a script with "errpt" that will read the date yesterday and today and execute this: "errpt -a -s yesterdaydatetime -e todaydatetime". For example: >errpt -a -s 0604000008 -s 0605235908 Note: Time is fixed with start "0000" and end "2359". So read the month, day and year on the system. Is this possible to create a script without passing a parameter. Thanks in advance. Best Regards to all of you, itik 
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