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09-29-2007
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Alternative of format date in HP unix
HI,
Does anyone know how the alternative way to format date to 'Jul07' in UNIX-HP . I found HP Unix does not support date -d....  --------------------------------------------------------------- trxStartYear=2007 mthKey0=07 trxDay=20 key=`date -d ${trxStartYear}${mthKey0}${trxDay} +%b%y` --------- 
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Try something like this:
Code:
$ cat dater
#! /usr/bin/ksh
set -A months junk Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
mthKey0=07
trxDay=20
mth=${mthKey0#0}
echo ${months[mth]}${trxDay}
$ ./dater
Jul20
$
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