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get current system date
How do I create a shell script that would get the current system date in format of yyyymmdd and use that result to concatenate it to a filename that it would look like this: sample20051024.dat Code:
example -------- current system date: 24-Oct-2005 filename: sample.dat when the shell script run it now becomes sample20051024.dat Thanks. |
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