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05-02-2008
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Date Difference in PERL
Hi
I have a file which has start time as my first line and End time in last line start time: 23 May 2008 03:30:33 End time : 23 May 2008 04:30:00 I have to extract these two lines and find the time of execution for the script in PERl. Any help appreciated Thanks 
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05-02-2008
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See the datecalc script in Perderabo's thread on 'Yesterday's date' in the FAQ.
There are perl routines to find differences in time.
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