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&gt; the format of MM/DD/YYYY<br />
date +%m/%d/%Y
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> the format of MM/DD/YYYY
date +%m/%d/%Y

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wesly chen,<br />
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That will work if I use it in a shell script, but it will not work in the ckermit command language.<br />
I need one that will work under ckermit command language.
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wesly chen,

That will work if I use it in a shell script, but it will not work in the ckermit command language.
I need one that will work under ckermit command language.

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Is Ckermit a DOS style terminal emulation through serial port?<br />
Try <br />
date /t
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Is Ckermit a DOS style terminal emulation through serial port?
Try
date /t

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I found another way around by adding an I-Descriptor to my database that pulls current date instead of me having to specify it every time.<br />
<br />
Thanks for the help though.
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I found another way around by adding an I-Descriptor to my database that pulls current date instead of me having to specify it every time.

Thanks for the help though.

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I am trying to write a batch script under ckermit 8.0.<br />
I have the entire script complete except 1 peice.<br />
I need to get a date into an output statement. The date format I need is in the format of MM/DD/YYYY. &nbsp;The current date command under ckermit is YYYYMMDD HH:MM:SS.<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance.<br />

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I am trying to write a batch script under ckermit 8.0.
I have the entire script complete except 1 peice.
I need to get a date into an output statement. The date format I need is in the format of MM/DD/YYYY.  The current date command under ckermit is YYYYMMDD HH:MM:SS.

Thanks in advance.


ckermit date format

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