While quite an accomplishment considering DOS batch shortcomings,
env. variables %date% and %time% are unknowns on NT 4, therefore
the trick can not be successfully applied in WinNT4-Win2K3 range.
After let's say "interesting" day yesterday at customer's site
and the way some environment variables are/aren't available with
scheduled scripts on NT4, I am more convinced than ever that any
reliance on Windows DOS batch-ing and/or native (*.wsf, *.vbs,
*.js) scripting should be avoided like a plague...
Branimir
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alexander.Feinstein@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> Here is another alternate that works:
>
> for /F "tokens=3D1-4 delims=3D/ " %%o in ("%DATE%") do (
> set MM=3D%%p
> set DD=3D%%q
> set YY=3D%%r
> )
> for /F "tokens=3D1-5 delims=3D.:" %%s in ("%TIME%") do (
> set HH=3D%%s
> set MI=3D%%t
> set SS=3D%%u
> )
> set CURR_DATE=3D%YY%%MM%%DD%%HH%%MI%%SS%
> set CURR_DATE=3D%CURR_DATE: =3D0%
>
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