Hi everyone.
I'm currrently writing a script that will parse several hundred log files with hundreds of records. Using regex I then use the dates in the log files to see if somthing happened in the last 24 hours. Everything worked perfectly until I realized that I need to use it on servers that use a different date a d time format. So my question is: is there a way to do a reversed datetimeformat()? In my case that takes the current machines format and convert it to a standard format?
I could do it myself. But the way I know it is just taking to long time, and speed is of the essence.
Any help is apritiated. Thank you!
I'm currrently writing a script that will parse several hundred log files with hundreds of records. Using regex I then use the dates in the log files to see if somthing happened in the last 24 hours. Everything worked perfectly until I realized that I need to use it on servers that use a different date a d time format. So my question is: is there a way to do a reversed datetimeformat()? In my case that takes the current machines format and convert it to a standard format?
I could do it myself. But the way I know it is just taking to long time, and speed is of the essence.
Any help is apritiated. Thank you!