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Thanks . I don't have error message to grep on. We know the error happened between the timings.<br />
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But what happens with your suggestion, it will grab all the lines that has the time stamp, but there will be some content followed by that time stamp right? , it won't be picked up. <br />
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Regards
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Thanks . I don't have error message to grep on. We know the error happened between the timings.

But what happens with your suggestion, it will grab all the lines that has the time stamp, but there will be some content followed by that time stamp right? , it won't be picked up.

Regards

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Dear experts -<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have huge server log file. I would like to retrieve information from the logfile between <br />
8/29/13 17:16:37:514 GMT &nbsp;and 8/29/13 18:16:37:514 GMT. &nbsp; I wanted to put the information into a different file for some error research. <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Can you please help? This is on solaris 10<br />
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Regards
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Dear experts -

        I have huge server log file. I would like to retrieve information from the logfile between 
8/29/13 17:16:37:514 GMT  and 8/29/13 18:16:37:514 GMT.   I wanted to put the information into a different file for some error research. 

        Can you please help? This is on solaris 10

Regards

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