Joe Caporina wrote:
> Why is the batch file that I use with NT 4 server OS to import logs assign
> timestamps to the log not working with NT2000 Server OS?
> The log file does not change names with the date and just gets overwritten.
> cd/d d:\oracle\admin\int2000\script
> setdate >setenv.bat
> call setenv.bat
> call intexp1.bat
> sendmail -t esdbsecurity_at_alliance.com -f parsat01 -s "PARSAT01 CHECK -
> INTELATRAC" -b
> \\parsat01\d$\oracle\admin\int2000\exp\intexp%TODAY%_%HR%_%MIN%.LOG
>
What does 'setdate' do? You probably don't need 'setdate' or to create
'setenv.bat'. Just describe the results that you are trying to obtain,
e.g., what is the format of '%TODAY%'?
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Received on Thu Oct 03 2002 - 16:56:52 CDT
