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Old 10-28-2019
@nezabudka

Thanks for your reply. This helps me a lot. I wanted to try in a specific time period and date range because I may get duplicates rows for every 30 minutes. When I am trying in a date range and searching only for THIRD, first two blocks (SECOND ID and THIRD ID) are also printing. Here is my query. Can you check what is the mistake I am doing here.

Code:
sed -n '/2019\/10\/16 13:22:[4-5][1-9]/ {:a;N;/2019\/10\/16 13:33:[0-1][0-9]/!ba; /THIRD/p}'  logfile

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