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This is a basic script to create timestamp using Get-Date command.
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| Function TimeStamp
{
$now=Get-Date
$yr=$now.Year.ToString()
$mo=$now.Month.ToString()
$dy=$now.Day.ToString()
$hr=$now.Hour.ToString()
$mi=$now.Minute.ToString()
write-output $yr$mo$dy$hr$mi
}
$timestamp = TimeStamp |
Function TimeStamp
{
$now=Get-Date
$yr=$now.Year.ToString()
$mo=$now.Month.ToString()
$dy=$now.Day.ToString()
$hr=$now.Hour.ToString()
$mi=$now.Minute.ToString()
write-output $yr$mo$dy$hr$mi
}
$timestamp = TimeStamp
You can use timestamp with any script to create random files.