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I tried to scheduled and save a Report Via SSRS. The Exporting file name need to be in this format -- 17July2013_NewSystem.csv

I have tried using @timestamp in file name, but the file was saved like this 2013_07_17_090529_NewSystem

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17July2013_NewSystem.csv
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