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HowTo: reg expr doing grep "timestamp>$DesiredTime" logfile ?
I know I asked a similar question but I want to know if there is a regular expression existing that with a korn shell cmd, finds any timestamp data records in a file where it is greater then a timestamp in a shell variable ?
something like : grep all records where it has a timestamp > $DesiredTime from logfile-X It would simplify my coding alot for what I want to do on the client's AIX 4.2 |
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