SpartaDOS X Reference Manual |
The Command Processor — Commands |
DATE Command |
Purpose |
This command displays the current date and allows you to set the date. |
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Syntax | DATE |
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Type | Internal |
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Related | CHTD,
TD, TIME |
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Remarks | This command produces the following output
Current date is 6-24-88 You may enter the new date or press <RETURN> if you don't want to set a new date. Enter the date in the format "mm-dd-yy" where "mm" is the month, "dd" is the day, and "yy" is the year. This command will produce meaningless results if you do not have a clock driver installed in your system. The two clock drivers are "CLOCK.SYS" and "JIFFY.SYS" — the first using the R-Time 8 en and the second using the jiffy counter to keep its time. By default, one of these drivers will be installed when you boot, but this can be overridden by creating a custom "CONFIG.SYS" file and not including these drivers in the configuration. |
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