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Yes, I just realized that two. Seems that creating the scripts in Windows and then export them to the Unix environment is not the best idea.

Created the script in emacs and the <CR> chars...

Using echo $N|od -tx1 (if using code similar to the first one I posted) does not work. However using echo $N2|od -tx1 gives the following output

0000000 41 32 30 32 30 31 32 31 31 30 36 0d 0d 30...

That did not work. Just got a bunch of numbers as output.

%Y works.

However using N2=${N}01.DC still gives me the following result: 01.DC1105

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That worked...

When add both scripts in a file, test.ksh, I still get the same issue, i.e. get the following output 01.DC1105

However when I run them directly in the terminal I get the wanted result. Sadly I...

Hi,

I'm trying to get the name of a file that has the current date in the name.

The filename is on the form A<current date>01.DC, for example A2012110501.DC


I have this script so far
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