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02-14-2008
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UNIX Dates
Hey guys.
I need to manipulate the system date to move forward a day. So, if the system date was 02/14/08, I need the 'new' date to be 02/15/08 so my script will look for the date of 02/15/08. The thing is the file I will be looking for always has the date of the next day. Any ideas, Thanks |
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