Can someone provide batch code?

[taylormade]

I have a directory holding an MP3 file for each day. (ie: Feb09.mp3, Feb25.mp3 etc.)
I need a batch file that will determine the current date....
   Grab the file for the current date....
     and FTP it to a location OVERWRITING (without confirmation) what is there.
  The destination file name will ALWAYS BE  rw.mp3
I'll run this via the task scheduler each night.
Can someone show me the Batch code that will do that?

[BatchFileCommand]

I need a batch file that will determine the current date....

%date% is a system set variable that gives the date.

[devcom]

what is your output if you use

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echo %date%
in cmd ?

[taylormade]

Sat 02/21/2009

[GuruGary]

Since you didn't specify, I assume the MP3 files are in the current directory, and the files should go to the default FTP directory.  You should be able to do something like this:

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@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set FTPHost=myftphost.com
set FTPUser=myusername
set FTPPass=mypassword

set MonthNum=%date:~4,2%
set DayNum=%date:~7,2%
set Loop=1
for %%a in (Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec) do (
if !MonthNum! equ !Loop! set Month=%%a
set /a Loop+=1
)
set File=%Month%%DayNum%.mp3

echo %FTPUser%>cmds.ftp
echo %FTPPass%>>cmds.ftp
echo bin>>cmds.ftp
echo put %File% rw.mp3>>cmds.ftp
echo quit>>cmds.ftp
ftp -v -s:cmds.ftp %FTPHost%

echo Done transferring %File%

[taylormade]

Thank you Gary...
I appreciate your helping me.
bob
 

[GuruGary]

No problem.

[BC_Programmer]

GuruGary is very helpful. Always posts a tested batch file in those threads that he can help with.