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How to append date and time stamp before the two extensions?
Post 302843310 by Basherrr on Monday 12th of August 2013 08:28:14 PM
08-12-2013
How about:
FName_No_Extension=c_abc_new
Mod_File_NAME=$(echo $FName_No_Extension`date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S%N`.txt)
echo $Mod_File_NAME
Produces the output I think you are looking for. By no means is it pretty; however, it does produce the desired file name.
*Note those are back quotes and not single quotes. Could replace quotes with $() if so desired.
FName_No_Extension=c_abc_new
Mod_File_NAME=$(echo $FName_No_Extension`date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S%N`.txt)
echo $Mod_File_NAME
Produces the output I think you are looking for. By no means is it pretty; however, it does produce the desired file name.
*Note those are back quotes and not single quotes. Could replace quotes with $() if so desired.
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