Add the UNIX date to an Oracle file name
UNIX allows the user to enter the date command to
see the current date. This command can be captured inside a
UNIX script and use the date as part of the UNIX filename.
The following shows how the UNIX date function
with date masks can be used to change the display values according
to user needs:
YEAR=`date +"%Y"`
MONTH=`date +"%m"`
DAY=`date
+"%d"`
HOUR=`date +"%H"`
MINUTE=`date +"%M"`
In some cases, the goal is to record the current
UNIX date inside an Oracle log file.
The following script places the date into a
log file, indicating the exact time that a UNIX task ended:
echo End `date` >
/usr/local/bin/scripts/logs/tar_end.lst
The following clever command uses the UNIX tee
command in conjunction with the UNIX date command.
It appends the current UNIX date and also uses
the tee command to direct the output both to standard out as well as
the progress.log file:
echo "Rebuild
start for ${TABLESPACE}. . "\
`date +"%H:%M
"`|tee -a progress.log
The following handy UNIX script for check files
with specific dates embedded in the UNIX file name. Once the files
are written with the UNIX date, the UNIX files can be checked based
on date.
The script below takes the current data and
display all files in the /u01/backup/logs directory that have the
current day and month.
mdate=`date`
mday=`echo $mdate|awk '{print $3}'`
mmonth=`echo $mdate|awk
'{print $2}'`
echo month
$mmonth
echo day $mday
ls -alt
/u01/backup/logs|grep `echo $mmonth $mday`
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