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Rename a File Using a Customized Date(Community)
Script Code
VBScript
const ForWriting = 2
const ForReading = 1
const ForAppending = 8
if wscript.arguments.count <> 2 then
showhelp
else
Dim fso, FILENAME, file, newname, ext, path
FORMATARG = wscript.arguments.item(0)
FILENAME = wscript.arguments.item(1)
set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
if fso.FileExists(FILENAME) then
' Retrieve the file object
set file = fso.GetFile(FILENAME)
' Determine the new name
ext = mid(file.Name, instrrev(file.name, "."))
newname = left(file.name, len(file.name)-len(ext)) & getdate(FORMATARG, now()) & ext
path = left(file.path, instrrev(file.path, "\"))
log newname
' Make sure that the new file does not exist
do until not fso.FileExists(path & newname)
fso.DeleteFile(path & newname)
Loop
' Rename the file
file.name = newname
set file=nothing
else
log "File does not exist"
end if
set fso=nothing
end if
Sub log(msg)
wscript.echo msg
end sub
sub showhelp()
dim dte
dte = now()
log "Description: "
log " Renames a file, appending a customized date to the name. customized "
log " date can include month, day, year, quarter, day of week, hours, "
log " minutes, seconds, week of year."
log ""
log "Usage: "
log " renamefile_wDate.vbs formatstring filename"
log ""
log "Parameters: "
log " formatstring: "
log " The format of the date. The following codes can"
log " be included in the format. Any other value filename"
log " characters can also be included (eg ""_"", ""-"", etc...)"
log " YYYY - The calendar year (4 digits)"
log " YY - The calendar year (2 digits)"
log " MM - The calendar month (01-12)"
log " mmm - The calendar month name (proper: Jan-Dec)"
log " MMM - The calendar month name (uppercase: JAN-DEC)"
log " DD - The calendar day (1-31)"
log " D - The day of the week (M-F)"
log " ddd - The day of the week (proper: Mon-Fri)"
log " DDD - The day of the week (uppercase: MON-FRI)"
log " dw - The numeric day of the week (1-7)"
log " hh - The hour of the day (00-23)"
log " mm - The minute of the hour (01-60)"
log " ss - The seconds (01-60)"
log " www - The week of the year (W01-W52)"
log " QQ - The quarter (Q1-Q4)"
log ""
log " Format Examples: TODAY=" & dte
log " MMM mmm MM : " & getdate("MMM mmm MM", dte)
log " YYYY YY : " & getdate("YYYY YY", dte)
log " DDD ddd dw DD D : " & getdate("DDD ddd dw DD D", dte)
log " hh mm ss : " & getdate("hh mm ss", dte)
log " www QQ : " & getdate("www QQ" , dte)
log ""
log " filename - The file to be renamed"
log ""
log "Examples:"
log " renamefile_wDate.vbs _YYYY-MM-DD_hhmmss ""c:\temp\a.csv"""
log " - The file is renamed to c:\temp\a" & getdate("_YYYY-MM-DD_hhmmss", dte) & ".csv"
log
log " renamefile_wDate.vbs -YYYYQQ ""c:\temp\a.csv"""
log " - The file is renamed to c:\temp\a" & getdate("-YYYYQQ", dte) & ".csv"
log ""
log " renamefile_wDate.vbs _DDD ""c:\temp\a.csv"""
log " - The file is renamed to c:\temp\a" & getdate("_DDD", dte) & ".csv"
end sub
function getdate(format, dte)
' VARIABLE DECLARATIONS
dim r, mon(11), dw(6)
' Set these to local language requirements.
mon(0)="Jan" : mon(1) ="Feb" : mon(2) ="Mar"
mon(3)="Apr" : mon(4) ="May" : mon(5) ="Jun"
mon(6)="Jul" : mon(7) ="Aug" : mon(8) ="Sep"
mon(9)="Oct" : mon(10)="Nov" : mon(11)="Dec"
dw(0)="Mon":dw(1)="Tue":dw(2)="Wed":dw(3)="Thu":dw(4)="Fri":dw(5)="Sat":dw(6)="Sun"
' Calculate the date
r = replace(format, "YYYY", year(dte))
r = replace(r, "YY", right(year(dte), 2))
r = replace(r, "mmm", mon(month(dte)-1))
r = replace(r, "MMM", ucase(mon(month(dte)-1)))
r = replace(r, "MM", right(month(dte)+100, 2))
r = replace(r, "ddd", dw(weekday(dte)-1))
r = replace(r, "DDD", ucase(dw(weekday(dte)-1)))
r = replace(r, "DD", right(day(dte)+100,2))
r = replace(r, "dw", weekday(dte))
r = replace(r, "hh", right(hour(dte)+100,2))
r = replace(r, "mm", right(minute(dte)+100,2))
r = replace(r, "ss", right(second(dte)+100,2))
r = replace(r, "www", "W" & right(datepart("ww", dte)+100,2))
r = replace(r, "QQ", "Q" & datepart("q", dte))
r = replace(r, "D", ucase(left(dw(weekday(dte)-1),1)))
getdate = r
end function
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