08-30-2006
Remove content from file
hey all, I have a file with records in following format
8-29-2006 13:01:45|ABC|45
8-29-2006 14:23:12|DEF|21
8-30-2006 00:04:57|ABC|34
I want to remove all yesterday records. Can anyone show me how? Thanks!
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