I am using the date command for a batch script.
I am wondering how to use command date to get yesterday date.
I am using the date command for a batch script. I am wondering how
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I am using the date command for a batch script.
I am wondering how to use command date to get yesterday date.
Looking at @JRL’s answer… If it’s truly that hard, perhaps use PowerShell and then do similar to Powershell's Get-date: How to get Yesterday at 22:00 in a variable?
You can call to PowerShell in a bat file like so: Use bat to start Powershell script
You’ll end up with a three or four liner solution rather than the 100 or so written (immaculately I’ll add) by Rob Van der Woude.
Good luck…