Hi,
I am having the folder log and having files named 
total 4
-rw-r--r--   1 sreesha    staff        148 Jun 27 17:51 log-469
-rw-r--r--   1 sreesha    staff        126 Jun 28 09:54 log-471

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I want to check if the any file created in the time 200606271751(i.e 2006/06/27 17:51) in that folder.If the file found in this time stamp,I have to print"File is available" otherwise I have to print'File is not available".
My code is given below, 
opendir dhandle,"log";
@dots = grep { /^log/ } readdir(dhandle);
for $item(@dots)
{
    @files=`ls -l $item`;
     print @files;
}

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But here I am getting the ouptut like 
-rw-r--r--   1 sreesha    staff        148 Jun 27 17:51 log-469

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From this i cant take the year and month by yyyymmdd since the year is not found and month in Jun.How can i get it.
Thanks.

In reply to Re^4: Find a File in a directory by qsl
in thread Find a File in a directory by qsl

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