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Log File Monitoring Reflect Future Time Stamp

sarvesh_11
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Hello folks,
Would like to grab your intention, on my current issue with Splunk. Please help me with you r valuable inputs.
I am monitoring logs file in splunk. Which has foretasted computation period.

Example Computation period is from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 27th March,2019.

So my batch is running every hour, and logging it to a directory in a log file.
Now when i look for these logs on splunk, i gets 3 different time stamp.

1 is the 12:00:00 AM 27th March, 2019.
2 is my current hour, on which i my cron is running.
3 is 23:59:59 27th March, 2019.

These are the time stamp for each of the cron.

What configuration changes shall i make, to make it a 1 single time stamp, i.e the current cron time?
Well this is scenario of 1 of my batch, i have 3 more, which has computation period of a week also.

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