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I need some pointer crafting an MS-DOS batch “function” to advance the system calendar N number of days from the current one. Is there a more machine-friendly command, or am I stuck with DATE and some Franken-hack parsing of it?
On one of my favorite batch sites on the net Rob van der Woude’s Scripting Pages you can find in the examples section a script called DateAdd.bat. It will calculate and print a new date based on a given date and offset.
It should be fairly easy to change the script to your needs or use it along with your own script. Get back to us if you need further help with that.