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Echo Current Date and Time in Batch File

How stupid I am! In one batch file I need to print the current date and time and I googled for 5 mins to find it out. :P So here it is. For the other guys like me. he he.

ECHO Starting stored procedures execution at %date% – %time% >> log_file.log

Happy Coding. :)

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