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<strong>CP</strong>/M 3 User's Guide The DATE Command<br />

The DATE Command<br />

Syntax: DATE {CONTINUOUS}<br />

DATE {time-specification}<br />

DATE SET<br />

Explanation: The DATE command is a transient utility that lets you display and set<br />

the date and time of day. When you start <strong>CP</strong>/M 3, the date and time<br />

are set to the creation date of your <strong>CP</strong>/M 3 system. Use DATE to<br />

change this initial value to the current date and time.<br />

Display Current Date and Time<br />

Syntax: DATE {CONTINUOUS}<br />

Explanation: The preceding form of the DATE command displays the current date<br />

and time. The CONTINUOUS option allows continuous display of the<br />

date and time. The CONTINUOUS option can be abbreviated to C.<br />

You can stop the continuous display by pressing any key.<br />

Examples: A>DATE<br />

A>DATE C<br />

The first example displays the current date and time. A sample display<br />

might be:<br />

Fri 08/13/82 09:15:37<br />

The second example displays the date and time continuously until you<br />

press any key to stop the display.<br />

Set the Date and Time<br />

Syntax: DATE {time-specification}<br />

DATE SET<br />

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