Re: [foxboro] Shell script problem datetimestamp of a file

> which version of I/A are you running? If it is v7 you can access the
> stat function from perl to get the last modification date of a file.

Hi Jeremy,

thanks for that hint.
I've to support the whole range of AWs from AW51C, AW51E, AW51G to AW70.
The windows machines are a little bit tricky regarding to their
implementation of the shell and the different versions of shell.

Regards,
Andreas
 
 
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