Date Time Variables can enhance your query and file date templating and variable options. This allows easier scheduling and programmatic templating for common date variables.
| Key | Function |
|---|---|
| ${rd} | Replaces with -rd values in CMD. For example, 2023-01-20. |
| ${rdEnd} | Replaces with -rdEnd values in CMD. |
| ${yyyy} | Replaces with 4-digit year portion of -rd values in CMD. For example, 2023. |
| ${yy} | Replaces with 2-digit year portion of -rd values in CMD. For example, 23. |
| ${M} | Replaces with 1-digit month portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${MM} | Replaces with 2-digit month portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${MMM} | Replaces with 3 letter month name portion of -rd values in CMD For example, Jan, Jul, Dec. |
| ${MMMM} | Replaces with long month name portion of -rd values in CMD For example, January, July, December. |
| ${d} | Replaces with 1 digit day portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${dd} | Replaces with 2 digit day portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${HH} | Replaces with 2 digit hour portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${KK} | Replaces with 1 digit hour portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${mm} | Replaces with 2 digit minute portion of -rd values in CMD. |
| ${ss} | Replaces with 2 digit second portion of -rd values in CMD. |