I'm not exactley sure how to read this... so:

10:57:46 AM    Perl    Close    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS  
+  CLOSE_FINAL    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Open    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ CREATENEW OPENEXISTING WRITEONLY DENYNONE     
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Seek    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ End Offset: 0 / New offset: 0    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Read    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Offset: 614400 Length: 4096    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Open    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ OPENEXISTING READONLY DENYNONE     
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Read    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Offset: 0 Length: 4096    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Read    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Offset: 1542 Length: 4096    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Seek    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Beginning Offset: 0 / New offset: 0    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Open    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.TMP    SUCCESS   
+ CREATENEW REPLACEEXISTING WRITEONLY DENYNONE     
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Seek    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.TMP    SUCCESS   
+ Beginning Offset: 0 / New offset: 0    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Read    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Offset: 0 Length: 512    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Read    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Offset: 512 Length: 4096    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Read    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS   
+ Offset: 1542 Length: 4096    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Write    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.TMP    SUCCESS  
+  Offset: 0 Length: 49    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Close    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.TMP    SUCCESS  
+  CLOSE_FINAL    
10:57:49 AM    Perl    Close    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS  
+  CLOSE_FINAL    
10:58:10 AM    Perl    Attributes    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCC
+ESS    GetAttributes    
10:58:10 AM    Perl    Attributes    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCC
+ESS    GetAttributes    
10:58:10 AM    Perl    FindOpen    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCES
+S    GMS.log    
10:58:10 AM    Perl    FindClose    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCE
+SS        
10:58:10 AM    Perl    Rename    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    ACCDENIE
+D    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.BAK    
10:58:10 AM    Perl    Close    E:\GMS\TESTMEMBER\GMS.LOG    SUCCESS  
+  CLOSE_FINAL
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