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10-22-2003
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putting a timestamp in a file
I was sure there was a way to put a timestamp ina logfile but I can't seem to figure out how.
What I would like to do is after the last messages in the rptmgr.err log is put a timestamp so I know the next time I look whats new. I am using AIX 5.1 any help will great Thanks |
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I should have thought of that 
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