Informatica Parameter Name in text file

Hello All, We have a mapping variable $$LAST_EXPRACT_DATE and set it as SETMAXVARIABLE($$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE,TIME_ID), it's working fine and having max value in $$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE variable. Now we want to generate parameter file like $$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE=<$$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE value> For that we have given below post session success command.echo $$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE=$$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE > filename.txt and we are getting output like <$$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE value>=<$$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE value>
 That is obvious and output is correct, how do we achive this output as we want a variable name in file ?$$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE = <$$LAST_EXTRACT_DATE value>
 Please advice... Thanks,Dipak

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