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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Take the input from output logs Post 302870781 by nariwithu on Monday 4th of November 2013 05:11:01 PM
Old 11-04-2013
Take the input from output logs
Hi,

If I have loads of logs like below and I am interested to print the requests(lines) which have taken more than 1000 ms. In this case how could I print the two highlighted lines ?

abc.log
reqquest id232342 , adfghfasdfsaf, TIME=30
reqquest id11111 , asdfdfghdffsaf, TIME=54
reqquest id2423423, asdfhdfsaf, TIME=1200
reqquest id2344455 , asdgfhfgsaf, TIME=45
reqquest id54657 , awerweraf, TIME=21
reqquest id222222, ddddddd, TIME=1110
reqquest id68786 , sdfasdfasaf, TIME=33

Thanks,
Narayana.V
 

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