Script insert date in the name of my file

[Viensterrr]

Hello,
Here is the 1st time I try to create a script to run on Windows my script is designed to take a file the Zipper after the end rename and copy it to another folder

Infact we all generally works well but is a small concern is that in one part of my name I must insert the current date and then it freezes !!!!!!
what I try to do me

@ echo off
set dat=%date% set dat = date%%
cd C: \ Documents and Settings \ karimcherif \ Desktop
rar a-m0 "C: \ Documents and Settings \ karimcherif \ Desktop \ Folder1 \ Folder1" "Folder1"

cd C: \ Documents and Settings \ karimcherif \ Desktop \ Folder1

ren Folder1 * CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_%% _B1220I dat-APZ *


Copy / y "C: \ Documents and Settings \ karimcherif \ Desktop \ Folder1 \ CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_%% _B1220I dat-apz.rar" "C: \ Documents and Settings \ karimcherif \ Desktop \ File2"

but it does not work, so if you have any other ideas to insert date in the filename ?

still one last issue I want to know is that it is possible to run my script automatically at a specific hour every day?

thank you in advance for your help.

[Praetor]

It depends on what format you want to find your date
eg for YYYY-MM-DD, you do
set dat =% date: ~ 7.4% -% date: ~ 4.2% -% date: ~ 1.2%

for details: set /?

[Katty]

No, but with the "/" It is true that for a file name that is not: for the coup, it seeks to create a folder: D

[Praetor]

ren Folder1 * CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_%% _B1220I dat-APZ *

I do not know if it is a facet of the Slashdot editor, but there is a space before and after dat%% And since there was no quotation marks around the string, rename must be difficult to navigate.

To detail closely with the%% dat defined above
ren File1* CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_%dat%_B1220I-apz* ren Folder1 * CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_%% _B1220I dat-APZ *

will result in
ren Filer1* CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_2008-10-29_B1220I-apz* ren Folder1 * CIT8550L00_3680_010_001_2008-10-29_B1220I-APZ *

[Viensterrr]

Thank you very much it helped me. In fact the problem was the / so it had to be removed from the date.


thank you once again