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02-27-2006
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date function
hi,
I have to ftp previous days file from a directory to another location. The name of the files are like "xxx20060225" (yyyymmdd format) "xxx20060226" ls -lrt xxx*| tail -2| head -1 will give me the file, but if i could get anything related to the "date" function to get that previous days filename, it would have been great. thanx, abey |
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02-27-2006
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many times you would have come across forum members specifying datecalc.
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