Hi, the input is sth. like: 
<syrip:survey;
ORDERED

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EX-A    9UCIE6CG0CL235_____D331   AD-12   TIME 130429 1428  PAGE    1
SOFTWARE RECOVERY SURVEY

EVENT TYPE          EXPLANATION                         EVENTCNT  FRDE
+L
    8 FORLOPP       MANUALLY INITIATED FORLOPP RELEASE                
+1
    7 LARGE         OTHER-EEDWL                                  
    6 LARGE         OTHER-STARTUP                                
    5 LARGE         INIT START/RESTART AFTER INIT START          

EVENT CODE   INF1   INF2   INF3   INF4   SIDE STATE   DATE   TIME   AC
+T
    8 H'310C H'0000 H'0F98 H'0001 H'0000 A    SINGLE  130116 153704 NO
    7 H'9003 H'000A H'0000 H'0000 H'0000 B    SINGLE  120912 113918 NO
    6 H'9003 H'000A H'0000 H'0000 H'0000 B    SINGLE  120906 090851 NO
    5 H'9004 H'0000 H'0000 H'0000 H'0000 B    SINGLE  120905 171355 NO

END


EX-A    9UCIE6CG0CL235_____D331   AD-12   TIME 130429 1428  PAGE    1
<sastp;
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In reply to Re^2: Read in the logfile by lddzjwwy
in thread Read in the logfile by lddzjwwy

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