Getting Data In

How to get the right time?

veveok
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my log appear:

 

1;1;laptop-rdvt90t4;http://update-software.xxx.com/WeatherFix03_SP03120.exe;C:\Windows\SysWOW64\DynamicWeather.exe;NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM;2022-05-02 09:23:25;192.168.1.8;;;

1;1;laptop-rdv7446p;http://update-software.xxx.com/qatherFixP00190.exe;C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Der.exe;ScWhJ\lizonghao;2022-05-02 09:25:27;192.168.1.8;;;

I use :strptime()  %H:%M:%S , and reg “202\d+-\d+\-\d+\s” to get the time,

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but it look like wrong。

like this pic.

 

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how to write this reg to get the  time?

 

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veveok
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it works with:

%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

and

^(?:[^;]*\;){10}\s*

 

 

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veveok
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it works with:

%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S

and

^(?:[^;]*\;){10}\s*

 

 

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