Hi,

I have a systemout.log file and I would liketo see the logs only  between two time stamps [6/19/14 11:26:50:696 EDT] & [6/19/14 12:59:23:719 EDT] .or between two days.

Below is my log format:

[6/19/14 11:26:50:696 EDT]
[6/19/14 12:11:28:880 EDT] .
[6/19/14 12:17:55:003 EDT] org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodDirector executeWithRetry Retrying request
[6/19/14 12:18:11:061 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:18:13:076 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:32:55:905 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:47:03:083 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:50:45:305 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:50:50:652 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:51:05:166 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:54:13:692 EDT] 0
[6/19/14 12:59:11:217 EDT] 
[6/19/14 12:59:23:719 EDT] 
[6/19/14 13:02:49:464 EDT] 
[6/19/14 13:10:26:561 EDT] 
[6/19/14 13:10:26:565 EDT] 0
[6/19/14 13:10:40:663 EDT] 0
[6/19/14 13:11:24:488 EDT] 

Hi raju,

  If you are on WAS 8.X and you have HPEL logs enabled you can use logviewer if not you need to do an script to get your information
 
  High Performance Extensible Logging (HPEL)
  www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/S...
 
  take a view to
 
    APPSERVER_HOME\bin\logviewer.bat/sh -help
    
  -startDate

         Specifies the earliest date or date and time for which log entries should be extracted. You may specify either just a date or a date and time.  If only a date is specified, it is equivalent to specifying the time as 00:00:00:000 in your time zone. Dates should be entered in the M/d/yy format. Dates and times should be in the M/d/yy H:m:s:S z format, where H is the hour in 24 hour format, m is the minutes, s is the seconds, and S is the milliseconds, and the z is the time zone. When including the time with this  option, quotes must be used  as there are spaces in the date time format.

         Examples:
         -startDate 1/30/09
         -startDate "1/30/09 4:0:0:100 CET"

-stopDate

         Specifies the latest date or date and time for which log entries should be extracted. You may specify either just a date or a date and time.  If only a date is specified, it is equivalent to specifying the time as 23:59:59:999 in your time zone.  Dates should be entered in the M/d/yy format. Dates and times should be in the M/d/yy H:m:s:S z format, where H is the hour in 24 hour format, m is the minutes, s is the seconds, and S is the milliseconds, and the z is the time zone. When including the time with this option, quotes must be used as there are spaces in the date time format.

         Examples:
         -stopDate 5/28/09
         -stopDate "5/28/09 14:32:9:100 CEST"
        
    logViewer.bat -startDate "4/27/10 1:30:0:0 CEST" -stopDate "4/27/10 1:35:0:0 CEST"
    
    Hope this helps. Tell us if you need more support.

Regards

We use 7.0. Also Can we use the commands like grep/ awk/sed to get the logs between the time range..

Raju,
  
   Sure as I say if you are not in V8.X then you need to do an script to get your information.

  for *nix systems:  grep/ awk/sed

  for win: findstr / Log parser (www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details...).....

regards