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02-11-2007

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sysdate -p -f%d/%m/%Y

Dear

I check script written in Unix commands and i face misunderstanding in date format.
the format is ( sysdate -p -f%d/%m/%Y ). can you told me what is ( -p and
-f ) means. and can you write sample for this.

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