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Smile pERL SCRIPT FOR MONITORING DATE/TIME STAMPS FOR START AND STOP OF APPLICAION IN A LOG
I need a script that can monitor an application logfile in Unix for the start and stop date/times and if the difference between the two date/time frames is 30 minutes or more to send message?

Can anyone assit me with this?

It will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks. FREDDIE091970
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What have you written so far? Do you know any perl?
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I have nothing written. No perl experience.
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OK. I'm not sure what you are wanting or expecting then. If you have no perl experience why do you want to use perl? What do you have experience with?
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Hello FREDDIE091970,

Please mind your caps lock key. It is considered impolite to type in caps. Thanks.
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