hi...

What is the fastest way or the best way to find yesterday file only and rename file based on file date. The output file format will be in <filename>.YYYYMMDDHHMI format. Please refer my sample as below.

As example, below is the sample input file:- 

#ls -l
-rw-rw-r--   3 acec       acec        722944 Jan 24 20:15 TTFILE003623
-rw-rw-r--   3 acec       acec        942080 Jan 24 21:15 TTFILE003624
-rw-rw-r--   3 acec       acec        868352 Jan 24 22:15 TTFILE003625
-rw-rw-r--   3 acec       acec        602112 Jan 24 23:15 TTFILE003626

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and the result after renaming are:- 

TTFILE003623.201001242015
TTFILE003624.201001242115
TTFILE003625.201001242215
TTFILE003626.201001242315

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In reply to How to find and rename file ? by bh_perl

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