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DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » [Help] Asking all the experts for some guidance

Floor1　jufeng	Posted 2007-04-16 23:19
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@echo off set folder=%date time% md "f:\%folder%" copy e:\DataBak\. "f:\%folder%" echo Backup complete. Is there any error in the above batch file? Why can't it back up into a folder containing the date and time? Thanks!!

Floor2　htysm	Posted 2007-04-16 23:52
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You can't use "%date time%. You can only do it like this: "%date%%time%. But even then it still won't work; you also have to filter out some characters. You also have to solve the problem of spaces in the filename. Suggestion: search the forum, there are lots of posts like this.

Floor3　jufeng	Posted 2007-04-16 23:58
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Thanks for the guidance, but how come I can't find it? Could you explain it in more detail? Many thanks from your little brother here!! I urgently need to use this at work.

Floor4　lililulula	Posted 2007-04-17 04:02
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To remove hyphens use %date:~-=% To remove spaces, same idea: %date:~ =% %variable:~str1=str2% replaces str1 with str2, and str2 can be empty Also, if you only want to display a date like 20070416, you need to extract by position Under 2000 use %date:~-10,4%%date:~-5,2%%date:~-2%, displayed result: today's date (in 20070416 format) Under xp use %date:~0,4%%date:~6,2%%date:~-2% Also, if the OP wants a different date format from what is extracted, you can rewrite it yourself; I won't go into that here