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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Fetching timestamps from the logs. Post 303011600 by srikanth38 on Saturday 20th of January 2018 12:10:01 PM
Old 01-20-2018
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Originally Posted by Don Cragun
In addition to what Robin has already said, you need to explain MUCH more clearly how you want to specify rules that govern the extraction of the start and end times for TPLD events. You gave ambiguous requirements in your first post, but your sample output doesn't even meet those requirements. You say that are are using "a different code that I have choosed (sic)."

I have an awk script that seems to meet your written requirements, but it doesn't work at all in producing your desired output for TPLD transactions; it only produces your desired output for UPDT transactions.
Thanks for looking into it. I have corrected it later. Its my bad. I will try myself and let you know.
 

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