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No Comment | 3,140 views | 17/03/2009 21:38
You should use timestamps with some Microsoft installs like Microsoft SQL Server 2008. You can easily create a timestamp with a batch file.
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| @echo off
set date=%date:.=%
set timx=%time::=%
set time=%timx:,=%
set timestamp=%date%%time%
echo %timestamp% |
@echo off
set date=%date:.=%
set timx=%time::=%
set time=%timx:,=%
set timestamp=%date%%time%
echo %timestamp%
Now you can use %timestamp% with your unattended SQL Server 2005 installation.