Renaming file with Batch variable doesnt work with another user profile

Question

I have a batch script that is using variables for rename a file. I'm developer and In my pc the script is working but in the production server with another user perfil, the "rename" doesn't work. I probed with another Administrator users but the script doesnt work either. I think it depends of some configuration in the user perfil, related with my Developer perfil that permit it works but i dont have any idea that what could be.

this is my script

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@echo off ECHO GET FECHA

set ano=%date:~6,4%

set mes=%date:~3,2%

set dia=%date:~0,2%

echo Renombra file1

rename file1 STATUS_%ano%_%mes%_%dia%

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this is the error

"The syntax of the command is incorrect."

this is the ok execution in my developer pc with my user

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C:\Users\pquiroza\Desktop>renombra

GET FECHA

Renombra file1

C:\Users\pquiroza\Desktop

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this is the wrong execution in the server, with the same program with my user or any other user

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C:\Users\pquiroza\Desktop>renombra

GET FECHA

Renombra file1

The syntax of the command is incorrect.

C:\Users\pquiroza\Desktop

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Answer 1

this works for XP Prof. or better:

@ECHO OFF &SETLOCAL
for /f "skip=1delims=." %%a in ('wmic os get localdatetime') do if not defined DateTime set "DateTime=%%a"
ren file1 "STATUS_%DateTime:~0,4%_%DateTime:~4,2%_%DateTime:~6,2%"

Answer 2

The %date:~..% stuff is probably locale-dependent, and might return different characters and formats when using different locales.

First thing I'd try quoting the arguments to RENAME, as it expects exactly 2 arguments for source and destination: rename "file1" "STATUS_%ano%_%mes%_%dia%"