[smartcard]

I have a daily file from my system that comes like the following:

ttx_export_20070622.txt
ttx_export_20070621.txt
ttx_export_20070620.txt

As you can see the above 3 files for 3 days 20th, 21st and 22nd June 2007.

I need a BAT file or any tool that can automatically rename these files as follows:

0120070622.txt
0120070621.txt
0120070620.txt

What I am doing now is replacing the text "ttx_export_" with "01"

How can I achieve it?

Thank you.

[gdi1942]

Ifyou don't need it done by batch or DOS I might be able to do something in java for ya. my dos is kinda limited, but if you know anything about dos the FINDSTR command line app would be benificial in this.

[JohnWill]

I'm lazy, so I'd use something like AutoIt to build a simple command to do this trick.

[ghostdog74]

you can do your own scripting. here's a vbscript

Dim newName,pattern,newPattern,objFSO
Set objFSO= CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set colFolders = objFSO.GetFolder("C:\\temp")
pattern="ttx_export_"
newPattern="01"
For Each oFile In colFolders.Files    
    If InStr(1,oFile.Name,pattern,1) > 0 Then
    	newName=Replace(oFile.Name,pattern,newPattern)    	
    	oFile.Name= newName    	
    End If
Next