I'm surprised it didn't exit with an error message similar to 

Perl v5.10.0 required--this is only v5.8.8, stopped at Perl-1.pl line 
+6.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at Perl-1.pl line 6.

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Ahh your error occurred on line 14 whereas the regex in my script is on line 16, I guess you removed the use 5.010_000;

If you are running an older version of perl you'll need to remove the named captures & use regular captures. It's just removeing ?<name> and using numbered captures to initialize variables. You'll also need to replace the says with print ... "\n"

In reply to Re^3: Logfile analysis : How to differentiate records with timestamp by hipowls
in thread Logfile analysis : How to differentiate records with timestamp by tuakilan

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