01-03-2012
1st, your desired output is in 10 minute increments ...
2nd, just replace the actual time with the cutoff time increment (i.e., 00:50:00 replaces 00:49:54,245) when formatting the report ... you should be able to use awk with this matter ...
3rd, use awk to reorder the date
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SYNOPSIS
file1 file2 file3
DESCRIPTION
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EXTERNAL INFLUENCES
International Code Set Support
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WARNINGS
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FILES
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