11-29-2012
Yes i want to check the time stamps generated inside the log file start date - till date and check if its older than 30 days delete the content of a log file and only to Oct 29 -Nov 29
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only to Oct 29 -Nov 29 log file content should be present.Rest of the content inside the log file should be deleted
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