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Question : How to append DateTime to a Filename in DOS
Hi,
I try to take backup of some configuration files of Oracle with DOS commands with the script below ;
copy d:\app\Administrator\produ
ct\11.1.0\
db_1\NETWO
RK\ADMIN\t
nsnames.or
a d:\backup\backup_conf\tns_
%date%.ora
As it' s understood from the script, the script copies tnsnames.ora file adding date at the end of the filename. I also tried to add the current time but it didn' t work.
How is time added at the end of the filename ?
Answer : How to append DateTime to a Filename in DOS
Try
1: 2:
final String RE = "\\d{6}-?\\d{4}"; boolean valid = s.matches(RE);
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