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Get custom date format in command in Windows 7
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I'm creating a backup script in a .bat file in Windows 7. As part of the script I create a log file. I'd like to create the log file with the following date format: YYYYDDMM_HH24MISS_backup.log Any ideas on how to do this?
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substring fun! then just append data to it in the script: output filename example: not sure if you want that 24 hardcoded after the hours in HH 24.
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