I want to know when a file has been modified for the last time.
I can get these infos using the following batch script:
FOR %%i IN (myfile) DO SET modif_time=%%~ti
The problem is that I need the second of the last modification and the command %~t
returns the date and the time with only hours and minutes.
I can only check the seconds by manually viewing the "property window" file by file.
How can I get the time with seconds in batch?
In Windows 7 and forward (or via Resource Kit for XP) you can use forfiles
for this. Something like:
forfiles /m *.* /c "cmd /c ECHO The last modified date of: @file is: @ftime"
In a directory with the following files:
myTest.txt
myTest2.txt
I get:
The last modified date of: "myTest.txt" is: 13:21:07
The last modified date of: "myTest2.txt" is: 13:21:20