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Adding 90 days to current date

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Hi i want to add 90 days to current date im using solaris. Is there any command or script to achive this?

Name: nails
Date: July 9, 2008 at 08:41:52 Pacific

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First, if this is a scripting question, you might try the Unix forum. Second, what are you trying to do? Add 90 days to a variable set to the current date? change the system date? Third, date arithmetic in the Unix shell is problematic. Look at this link: http://www.computing.net/answers/un...

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If ksh93 is available to you, the following will work: $ printf "%T\n" "now + 90 days" Mon Oct 20 14:42:54 EDT 2008 $

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