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Old 02-11-2009
spkandy spkandy is offline
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Hi all,
Since I need to maintain the file name with time stamp as unique in unix, i need to write script.
Is there any way to capture the milli/micro seconds of unix system.
Please reply me.
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It may help you:

date '+DATE: %m%d%y%H%M%S'
DATE: 021109024340
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For getting nanoseconds:
date '+%N'

refer man page of date command for more details.
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