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I have a file &nbsp;<br />
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[oracle@bbk~]$ date<br />
Sat Oct 15 23:57:35 EDT 2011<br />
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[oracle@bbk ~]$ ls -lrt /apps3/global/arch/ora_1_2<wbr />6952_69319<wbr />9016.dbf<br />
-rw-r----- 1 oracle oinstall 529857024 Oct 15 15:39 &nbsp; /global/arch/ora_1_26952_6<wbr />93199016.d<wbr />bf<br />
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I need to know that the file is about 9 hrs old. teh result can be wirtten in a flat file &gt;&nbsp;alert.txt<br />
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I have a file  

[oracle@bbk~]$ date
Sat Oct 15 23:57:35 EDT 2011


[oracle@bbk ~]$ ls -lrt /apps3/global/arch/ora_1_26952_693199016.dbf
-rw-r----- 1 oracle oinstall 529857024 Oct 15 15:39   /global/arch/ora_1_26952_693199016.dbf

I need to know that the file is about 9 hrs old. teh result can be wirtten in a flat file > alert.txt





Need to know the time since the file generated.

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