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05-11-2007
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mv command if you dont know the full name of the file
Hi all.
I have a problem renaming a file. It is called "data_200711051002.csv" (for example) and I want to rename it automatically to "data.csv" in a routine in a program named Ascential. Those numbers are a time stamp, so every time the file is loaded into the server, they will change. I have tried this: "mv /folder1/folder2/data*.csv /folder1/folder2/data.csv" But it does not work, as there is an error: it does not find the file (there will be only one file at a time). Does anyone know what do I have to do to rename a file without knowing the full name? Thanks!!! 
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05-11-2007
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Ok.
It works. I was using a wrong path... Thanks!!!
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