Automating MySQL DB Creation with Specific date
This script will dynamically create the database prepended with the date format you want

SET @dbname = 'rolando';
SET @today = DATE(NOW());
SET @this_thurs = @today - INTERVAL WEEKDAY(@today) DAY - INTERVAL 3 DAY;
SET @ut1 = UNIX_TIMESTAMP(@this_thurs);
SET @ut2 = UNIX_TIMESTAMP(@today);
SET @last_thurs = @this_thurs - INTERVAL IF(@ut1=@ut2,1,0) WEEK;
SET @newDBNAME = CONCAT(DATE_FORMAT(NOW(),'%y%m%d_%H%i_'),@dbname);
SET @sql = CONCAT('CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS ',@newdbname);
PREPARE s FROM @sql;
EXECUTE s;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE s;


Just set the @dbname in the script.

If you want it as a Stored Procedure, here you go:

DELIMITER $$

DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `MakeRestoreDB` $$
CREATE PROCEDURE `MakeRestoreDB`(GivenDBName VARCHAR(20))
BEGIN

    SET @dbname = GivenDBName ;
    SET @today = DATE(NOW());
    SET @this_thurs = @today - INTERVAL WEEKDAY(@today) DAY - INTERVAL 3 DAY;
    SET @ut1 = UNIX_TIMESTAMP(@this_thurs);
    SET @ut2 = UNIX_TIMESTAMP(@today);
    SET @last_thurs = @this_thurs - INTERVAL IF(@ut1=@ut2,1,0) WEEK;
    SET @newDBNAME = CONCAT(DATE_FORMAT(NOW(),'%y%m%d_%H%i_'),@dbname);
    SET @sql = CONCAT('CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS ',@newdbname);
    PREPARE s FROM @sql;
    EXECUTE s;
    DEALLOCATE PREPARE s;

END $$

DELIMITER ;


Then, just call MakeRestoreDB('rolando');, and you are good to go.

Give it a Try !!!

Hmmmmm ... some of these statements seem familiar :-)