create file name with timezone CEST
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Is there any easy script that will take current datetime and convert to CEST and account for DST also? I want to use that in my file name
to help identify when process was ran.
Thanks
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#using Powershell
Get-Date -UFormat "%A %B/%d/%Y %T %Z"
$Time = Get-Date
$Time.ToUniversalTime()
#Using .Net
[System.TimeZoneInfo]::GetSystemTimeZones( )
[System.TimeZoneInfo]::ConvertTimeBySystemTimeZoneId( (Get-Date), 'Greenwich Standard Time')Johan
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Thanks..
$Date = Get-Date
$TimeZone = Get-TimeZone -Id "Central Europe Standard Time"
$OtherDate = [System.TimeZoneInfo]::ConvertTime( $Date, $TimeZone )
$OtherDate
How do I format $OtherDate into the file name, and also account for DST in my example?
Example output needed..
Job_Runs_2022-06-29T15-00-16
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$Filename = $('Job_Runs_{0}.log' -f (get-date($OtherDate) -Format 'yyyy-MM-ddTHH-mm-ss'))
$FilenameJohan
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