#118201 - 2004-04-19 09:09 AM
@DATE remove / ?
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kixnewbie
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Registered: 2004-04-15
Posts: 38
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How can i remove this from the @DATE string?
Because i would like to create a zip with date but when i use @DATE i recieve an error  that says / are not allowed in filesnames.
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#118204 - 2004-04-19 09:38 AM
Re: @DATE remove / ?
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kixnewbie
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Registered: 2004-04-15
Posts: 38
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 Thank you for your quick answer. It works.. but he creats a 2004_04_.zip and in the logfile he writes 2004_04_19.. 
I've already another problem..
$FileNameXLS = Dir("$ipath\*.xls")
While $FileNameXLS <> "" AND @ERROR = 0
At ( $Count,7) "In Bearbeitung: " + $FileNameXLS
Shell '"$ppath\BatchPDF.exe" "$ipath\$FileNameXLS" "$opath\$FileNameXLS.pdf"'
IF exist('$opath\'' + split($FileNameXLS,'.')[0] + '.pdf')
DEL "'+ split($FileNameXLS,'.')[0] + '.pdf'"
ENDIF
shell '%ComSpec% /c rename "$opath\$FileNameXLS.pdf" ' + split($FileNameXLS,'.')[0] + '.pdf'
Shell '%ComSpec% /c echo Folgende Datei wurde konvertiert: $FileNameXLS >> "$logfile"'
Sleep 0.001
MOVE "$ipath\$FileNameXLS" "$apath\$FileNameXLS"
$FileNameXLS = Dir()
$Count = $Count + 1
IF $Count = 19
$Count = 6
GOTO "new"
ENDIF
Loop
The Error Note is that in this line
IF exist('$opath\'' + split($FileNameXLS,'.')[0] + '.pdf')
is missing an )... but where?
Edited by kixnewbie (2004-04-19 12:18 PM)
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#118205 - 2004-04-19 12:52 PM
Re: @DATE remove / ?
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kixnewbie
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Registered: 2004-04-15
Posts: 38
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Problem resolved. But... again to the Date.. the script only creats a 2004_04_.ZIP instead of 2004_04_19.ZIP.. In the logfile the Date is right.
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#118207 - 2004-04-20 10:49 AM
Re: @DATE remove / ?
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kixnewbie
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Registered: 2004-04-15
Posts: 38
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This problem is resolved now I've played a bit with the script it was a quote problem 
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