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08-25-2006
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Comment faire une soustraction de date?
Bonjour,
Comment faire une soustraction de dates en shell ??????  j'ai 2 dates de la forme : DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM/SS que j'aimerais soustraire, existe-t-il un format julian qui permette d'effectuer la soustraction ? ou bien faut il décomposer la date en DD, MM, YYYY etc, et soustraire chacune des unités ???? Quelqu'un peut-il m'aider ???? Merci  
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08-25-2006
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Bonjour,
This forum is an English on, so all your questions need to be in English... read the rules. See these threads: Ce forum est en anglais, toutes les questions doivent être en anglais...lis les règles. Consultes ces réponses: script for add and subtract two hours Time difference calculations Date calculation script
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08-25-2006
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How to make a substraction of dates
Sorry, sorry
So, I write my question again : How can I manage to substract 2 dates with a script shell ? The date format is : DD/MM/YYYY HH(24):MI:SS Is there a simple solution or should I write a complicated function ? Thank you for your help
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