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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting date and time to display on the terminal Post 302134816 by cesarNZ on Tuesday 4th of September 2007 12:28:43 AM
Old 09-04-2007
hi,
my input file looks something like this:

[9/4/07 16:03:46:222 NZST] 962cea SystemOut O RESPONSE [224 millis]
[9/4/07 16:04:28:820 NZST] 962cea SystemOut O RESPONSE [127 millis]
[9/4/07 16:05:05:190 NZST] 16e39ea SystemOut O RESPONSE [424 millis]
[9/4/07 16:05:05:466 NZST] 16e39ea SystemOut O RESPONSE [254 millis]
[9/4/07 16:05:42:547 NZST] 660d07 SystemOut O RESPONSE [199 millis]


i wanted to print out the variables under the following columns :

date/time | response
9/4/07 16:05:42:547 | 199
Last edited by cesarNZ; 09-04-2007 at 01:35 AM..
 

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