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Thanks bud, this is the working solution. Happy Days<br />
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set @datestring = replace(convert(varchar(10<wbr />), getdate(), 103), '/', '')
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Thanks bud, this is the working solution. Happy Days

set @datestring = replace(convert(varchar(10), getdate(), 103), '/', '')

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Hi Experts, <br />
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I receive diff file on a daily bases and the challenge I have is the file names are different each time I get a diff backup but only the date. <br />
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I'm attemping to the get the following date format for my script 16042014 - ddmmyyyy but I seem to be getting 2014-04-16.<br />
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set @datestring = convert(NVARCHAR(112),getD<wbr />ate(),23)
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Hi Experts, 

I receive diff file on a daily bases and the challenge I have is the file names are different each time I get a diff backup but only the date. 

I'm attemping to the get the following date format for my script 16042014 - ddmmyyyy but I seem to be getting 2014-04-16.
 
set @datestring = convert(NVARCHAR(112),getDate(),23)

MS SQL Restore to a different Server with Diffs and different File Names

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