我正在上载一个简单的批量,从一个服务器下载一个文件,并将文件上载到另一个服务器。 档案名称依据的是前一天,即20111124.zip(YYYMMDD)。 在我所尝试的所有箱子上打上了打字,然而,当该箱在7个 colleagues窗子上运行时,它就失败了。 国防部的指挥工作为零。 我已经试图将联安会排除在外,但这不是解决问题。 任何帮助都将受到高度赞赏。
SETLOCAL
SET dwMONTH=%DATE:~4,2%
SET /A dwDAY=%DATE:~7,2%-1
IF %dwDAY% LSS 10 (SET dwDay=0%dwDay%)
SET dwYEAR=%DATE:~10,4%
SET dwDate=%dwYEAR%-%dwMONTH%-%dwDAY%
SET mydate=%dwYEAR%%dwMONTH%%dwDAY%
echo %mydate%
Windows 7 doesnt include a day name, e.g. on windows XP %date% contains "Di 25.10.2011" (im on a german computer system) and Win7 only "25.10.2011", so your offset (7) is pointing to the wrong spot
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