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If you support GNU libc extension<br />
date &quot;+%-m/%d/%y&quot;
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If you support GNU libc extension
date "+%-m/%d/%y"

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thanks a lot both for support and though let me take this solution this time!
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thanks a lot both for support and though let me take this solution this time!

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hi <br />
<br />
I am working on solars 10, and having query on simple bash command, <br />
would like to get date like 1/15/14 , i.e. m/dd/yy , instead of mm/dd/yy<br />
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I can simply do like below, but I would like to remove 0 (zero) from month...<br />
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bash-3.2$ date &quot;+%m/%d/%y&quot;<br />
01/15/14<br />
bash-3.2$ date &quot;+%D&quot;<br />
01/15/14<br />
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can somebody help me on simple scripting or command?
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hi 

I am working on solars 10, and having query on simple bash command, 
would like to get date like 1/15/14 , i.e. m/dd/yy , instead of mm/dd/yy

I can simply do like below, but I would like to remove 0 (zero) from month...

bash-3.2$ date "+%m/%d/%y"
01/15/14
bash-3.2$ date "+%D"
01/15/14

can somebody help me on simple scripting or command?

solars 10 bash : want to get date like 1/15/14 , i.e. m/dd/yy

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