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Try this<br />
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Define the date prior to running the shell command as below<br />
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$now = [DateTime] &quot;03/05/2013 14:00:00&quot;<br />
$Date =$Now.Adhours(-4)<br />
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Get-MessageTrackingLog -Start $date .........
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{$_.recipients -like '*@gmx*'}
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$now = [DateTime] &quot;03/05/2013 14:00:00&quot;<br />
$Date =$Now.Adhours(-4)<br />
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no working............<br />
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Method invocation failed because [System.DateTime] doesn't contain a method named 'Adhours'.
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Rajkumar mean: <br />
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$now = [DateTime] &quot;03/05/2013 14:00:00&quot;<br />
$Date =$Now.Addhours(-4)
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<pre><code id="code-10-28177626-1">Get-MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -Start (03/05/2013 14:00:00).AddHours(-4) | Where-Object {$_.recipients -like *@gmx*}</code></pre>
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This code above not working as i like searching for a fix time minus &nbsp;x_hours<br />
Also there's sth wrong with the wildcard behind
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This code above not working as i like searching for a fix time minus  x_hours
Also there's sth wrong with the wildcard behind

Try this

Define the date prior to running the shell command as below

$now = [DateTime] &quot;03/05/2013 14:00:00&quot;
$Date =$Now.Adhours(-4)

Get-MessageTrackingLog -Start $date .........

$now = [DateTime] &quot;03/05/2013 14:00:00&quot;
$Date =$Now.Adhours(-4)

no working............

Method invocation failed because [System.DateTime] doesn&#39;t contain a method named &#39;Adhours&#39;.

Rajkumar mean: 

$now = [DateTime] &quot;03/05/2013 14:00:00&quot;
$Date =$Now.Addhours(-4)

Powershell MailTracking search fix time (-4) hours

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This code above not working as i like searching for a fix time minus  x_hours
Also there&#39;s sth wrong with the wildcard behind

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