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Convert a string to date format
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In Unix i have a file which has information like below
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
I Need to convert this as 2019-04-09 00:29:22.
Example:
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
--
expected o/p
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
string
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
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In Unix i have a file which has information like below
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
I Need to convert this as 2019-04-09 00:29:22.
Example:
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
--
expected o/p
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
string
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
1
hm, I don't see how you convert21:00:42to00:29:22or is it just a bad example ? also your expected o/p is the same as the input. Please fix that.
– RoVo
Apr 9 at 9:14
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In Unix i have a file which has information like below
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
I Need to convert this as 2019-04-09 00:29:22.
Example:
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
--
expected o/p
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
string
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
In Unix i have a file which has information like below
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
I Need to convert this as 2019-04-09 00:29:22.
Example:
$ cat date.txt
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
--
expected o/p
Mon Apr 8 21:00:42
string
string
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
edited Apr 9 at 9:21
RoVo
3,761317
3,761317
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
asked Apr 9 at 9:00
RamkumarRamkumar
1
1
1
hm, I don't see how you convert21:00:42to00:29:22or is it just a bad example ? also your expected o/p is the same as the input. Please fix that.
– RoVo
Apr 9 at 9:14
add a comment |
1
hm, I don't see how you convert21:00:42to00:29:22or is it just a bad example ? also your expected o/p is the same as the input. Please fix that.
– RoVo
Apr 9 at 9:14
1
1
hm, I don't see how you convert
21:00:42 to 00:29:22 or is it just a bad example ? also your expected o/p is the same as the input. Please fix that.– RoVo
Apr 9 at 9:14
hm, I don't see how you convert
21:00:42 to 00:29:22 or is it just a bad example ? also your expected o/p is the same as the input. Please fix that.– RoVo
Apr 9 at 9:14
add a comment |
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You can use date:
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
or
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%F %X"
For all lines of a file:
xargs -a date.txt -I date -d "" "+%F %X"
See man date for the FORMAT specification.
answered Apr 9 at 9:12
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You can use date:
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
or
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%F %X"
For all lines of a file:
xargs -a date.txt -I date -d "" "+%F %X"
See man date for the FORMAT specification.
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You can use date:
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
or
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%F %X"
For all lines of a file:
xargs -a date.txt -I date -d "" "+%F %X"
See man date for the FORMAT specification.
answered Apr 9 at 9:12
RoVoRoVo
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You can use date:
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
or
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%F %X"
For all lines of a file:
xargs -a date.txt -I date -d "" "+%F %X"
See man date for the FORMAT specification.
answered Apr 9 at 9:12
RoVoRoVo
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You can use date:
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
or
date -d "Mon Apr 8 21:00:42" "+%F %X"
For all lines of a file:
xargs -a date.txt -I date -d "" "+%F %X"
See man date for the FORMAT specification.
answered Apr 9 at 9:12
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answered Apr 9 at 9:12
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hm, I don't see how you convert
21:00:42to00:29:22or is it just a bad example ? also your expected o/p is the same as the input. Please fix that.– RoVo
Apr 9 at 9:14