I know how to get today's date in Windows 7. here is the command that I am using:
%DATE:~6,4%%DATE:~3,2%%DATE:~0,2%
But I want to get yesterday, I do not know how.
解决方案
If you're limited to just cmd.exe, then the other solutions, despite their size, are probably as good as you'll get. However, modern Windows (such as your Win7) ships with quite a few other tools which can do the job far easier.
Just create a VBScript yester.vbs script as follows:
d = date() - 1
wscript.echo year(d) * 10000 + month(d) * 100 + day(d)
Then you can call it from your cmd script with:
for /f %%a in ('cscript //nologo yester.vbs') do set yesterday=%%a
and the yesterday variable will be created in the form yyyymmdd for you to manipulate however you desire.