I want to get the modification date of a file in a AIX system, but in a date-time format, for example
(dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss) (SECONDS included)

When I make an ls -la, I get this:

hacsvc08:/home/grpa/dwb/DWBANTE/IN > ls -la *D070120*
-rwxrwx--- 1 vadwb gadwb 75 25 abr 13:42 CONTADOR.ENT.D070120

I want to know the date 25 abr 13:42 with seconds that is:
25 abr 13:42:XX

is that possible??

Any advice will be greatly apreciatted

Thanks in advance

Do you have Perl in your system?
if have, you can do
#perldoc -f stat
and it shows you how to get time info from a file.

Thanks for your help, unfortunately i don't have Perl in my system, do you know any other way??

Any advice will be greatly aprecitted

Too bad you can't take ghostdog's perl suggestion. The problem with the classic long listing of the ls command is that the structure changes after the file is 6 months old.

Consider this miscellaneous unix tips column:

http://www.unixreview.com/documents...

The third tip discusses using year instead of time in the ls command. Perhaps you can modify it to suit your needs.

there is a ls from gnu that brings a more detailed date
it's worth a try
http://www.gnu.org/software/fileutils/