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Time difference calculation
Hi Team, I am currently in the process of writing a script which will take a filename in the format Code:
SKADEV.0.db2.NODE0000.CATN0000.20080714231015.001 where the sixth string(with "." as the seperator) is the time stamp of the time of creation of the file. now here is my issue . I need to be able to calculate the age of this file based on the time stamp in the file name. I will be able to cut the timestamp out of the name using awk. I can also convert this time stamp in DDMMYYYY format. All i need is a way where i can calculate the age(i.e how many days old) of this file. I am on Solaris 8 and using ksh. The date command on my os is very limited so I do not have the luxuary of a lot of options. Please assist. Thanks in advance. |
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