Hi,

I want to know the unix command to get filename,complete date and time.

I am using ls -l command, but it give date like Feb 25 and I want complete date.

Any help would be highly appreciated,

Thanks

You can try the -T option, does that work on your server?

man ls reveals: (for instance)
ls -l --time-style=+%Y%d%m

hth

Norbert

Not it does not work

did you try ls -lc

Good luck !

no its not working, It gives date as Feb 25 while I want date with year also.

I read somewhere that the best way to do this(if you are on something like solaris) is to write a perl script. That is all I know or recall.

Each UNIX implements small variation of each standard command and this can be acomplished of several ways.

On Linux you can use "ls --full-time" (equivalent to "ls -l --time-style=full-iso") to show thr date with full details:
2007-02-20 11:16:23.000000000 +0100
See your man page for ls.

If your ls does not provide such capabilities, maybe the date command does. On Linux you can get the full time of a file using "date --reference=<file>", for the above file would show: Tue Feb 20 11:16:23 CET 2007 (you can specify the format). I use this particularly to get the file date stamp in W3C UTC format, very handy.
See your man page for date.