The requirement here is i'm searching for a particular word from the log file between two time stamp.
The process for particular account will happen, so i need to see there is any error occurred in between before it completes. in the below code yyyyy and xxxxx are two unique fields. initially i'll search for particular account id and will get this thread and will also search for the success command through this thread and account id. but error may occur in between even though it completes successfully. i can get the start time and end time and i need to search whether this exception has occurred in between or not.
The problem here why i cant grep for the word is after this thread completes the process for one account it can also process another seller. so searching the entire file through the "exception" keyword might result in wrong analysis.
so i need to search this exception has occurred for each seller or not and that to within the particular process alone. so search should be done within the start and end of the process.
i feel find command may be used. or is there any better way or code?
The find command searches for files, it doesn't search inside files.
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I don't see anything about the seller in that line, so I don't know how you could expect anything to tell them apart without more information. Are there more lines of context that could help?
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