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Old 03-18-2010
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Originally Posted by murugaperumal
This code not give the created file. It will give only the modified file only
Generally though the creation time isn't stored. ctime actually records the time of the last status change. Changing permissions or renaming the file will result in the ctime being updated. Certain filesystems do record files' creation times.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by murugaperumal
This code not give the created file. It will give the modified file only.

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You can't get the file created date.

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You can't get the file created date.
It will not give the modified file. According to the modified date it will give file name.
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Old 03-21-2010
Thanks a lot for ur responses..
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