I want to create a file, but I want the creation time displayed not to be the current day. I don't know how to achieve it with a batch file. Please advise.
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Posted 2008-05-05 22:39 · 中国 广东 电信
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Posted 2008-05-05 23:09 · 中国 重庆 电信
```
@echo off
echo 04-05-2008|date
type nul>test.txt
echo 05-05-2008|date
```
@echo off
echo 04-05-2008|date
type nul>test.txt
echo 05-05-2008|date
```
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```
@echo off
echo 2008-04-05|date
type nul>test.txt
echo 2008-05-05|date
[ Last edited by zw19750516 on 2008-5-6 at 12:00 AM ]
```
@echo off
echo 2008-04-05|date
type nul>test.txt
echo 2008-05-05|date
[ Last edited by zw19750516 on 2008-5-6 at 12:00 AM ]
```
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Posted 2008-05-06 21:58 · 中国 广东 电信
Thank you two, but it seems that this has changed the system time. Can it be done without changing the system time?
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Posted 2008-05-06 22:09 · 中国 广东 电信
According to the ideas of the two, I also thought about changing the system time, but it's too troublesome because the current date is always being changed
@echo off
date 2008-04-05
type nul>test.txt
date 2008-05-05
@echo off
date 2008-04-05
type nul>test.txt
date 2008-05-05
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```@echo off
set date_=%date:~0,10%
date 2008-04-05
type nul>test.txt
date %date_%
```
set date_=%date:~0,10%
date 2008-04-05
type nul>test.txt
date %date_%
```
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Posted 2008-05-06 23:22 · 中国 重庆 电信
Originally posted by zw19750516 at 2008-5-5 11:59 PM:
@echo off
echo 2008-04-05|date
type nul>test.txt
echo 2008-05-05|date
[ Last edited by zw19750516 on 2008-5-6 at 12:00 AM ]
Different operating systems have different date formats. Yours is year-month-day, and mine is month-day-year. You can first determine the date format through the registry.
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A bit classic~~It's like cursing in a roundabout way^_^(for example)
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Posted 2008-05-07 08:22 · 中国 江苏 扬州 电信
This is too difficult. Find a tool to modify file attributes. Can batch change...
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Originally posted by HAT at 2008-5-5 23:09:
@echo off
echo 04-05-2008|date
type nul>test.txt
echo 05-05-2008|date
It doesn't work on 5-6, haha...
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Posted 2008-05-07 23:09 · 中国 重庆 电信
Originally posted by uemuem at 2008-5-7 04:47 PM:
5-6 can't be used, haha...
When the month or day is a single digit, it needs to be padded with 0 to make it two digits. I don't know what you mean by 5-6
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Posted 2008-05-08 00:07 · 中国 山东 淄博 联通
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The post on floor 11 reminds me of the Y2K bug - -|||
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