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Need help in parsing

tmuthuk
Path Finder

Need help in parsing the below data :

000008360.46880570[4940] +++<  15:32:12.832  0h [RC2:0h Owner:0]  Pid/Tid:4940/5196
000008370.46880570[4940]    Source: Routine CReprintServer::initialize(), SubRoutine:<none>, Line:150
000008380.46880570[4940]
000008390.47006419[4940] +++T  15:32:12.832  102h [RC2:0h Owner:0]  Pid/Tid:4940/5196
000008400.47006419[4940]    Source: Routine MANH_Print_Service::PRINT_TEST::GetLabelSubsForCarton, SubRoutine:<none>, Line:0
000008410.47006419[4940]    Substitution Value [0]:  In Catch Block prior call to get substitution m_xmlSession :<session id="NOCORBA"><user>TKMAX93UI</user><role></role><warehouse id="1">873</warehouse><company id="1">01</company><division id="1">01</division><requestor>806_IS01</requestor><menuid>2190</menuid><customerid></customerid><corbalogin>IOR:012020201300000049444c3a506b4c6f67696e5f49463a312e300020010000000000000068000000010102200c00000031302e322e34312e31303500c6eb20201c00000000564201000000022f002020000000033362642051b64c57000cf81c020000000353495605000000010407010320202001000000140000000120202001000100000000000901010000000000</corbalogin><language>ENG</language><browsertype></browsertype><debuglevel></debuglevel><ipaddress></ipaddress><requestid></requestid><pagesize>200</pagesize><dbtype></dbtype><datemask>MM/DD/YY</datemask><timemask>HH:MM</timemask><whse_tz>US/Eastern</whse_tz><user_tz>Warehouse</user_tz><errors/><three_pl enterprise="N" loginsvr3pl="N"><default_co_div id="1" co="01" div="01" skumask=" | | |AAAAAAAA| | | | | "/><eligible_co_div><eligible id="1" co="01" div="01" skumask=" | | |AAAAAAAA| | | | | "/></eligible_co_div></three_pl><print_source>PkMSLaunch</print_source><info><system><logrecords><logrecord index="0"><id>{FE77421B-D2D5-11E2-9470-00505687047E}</id><whenoccurred>2013/06/11 15:32:12.472</whenoccurred><routinename>PkMSError::Error()</routinename><subroutinename>CReprintServer::getShippingLabelSubs()</subroutinename><linenumber>207</linenumber><primaryrc>16908321</primaryrc><severity>64</severity><secondaryrc>0</secondaryrc><secondaryowner>0</secondaryowner><flags>4097</flags><threadid>5196</threadid><procesid>4940</procesid><machineid>KSMS1453</machineid><com><activityid/><contextid/><transactionid/></com><substitutionvalues><substitutionvalue index="0">26002</substitutionvalue><substitutionvalue index="1"></substitutionvalue><substitutionvalue index="2">CReprintServer::getShippingLabelSubs()</substitutionvalue><substitutionvalue index="3"></substitutionvalue><substitutionvalue index="4">ReprintServer has not been initialized!</substitutionvalue><substitutionvalue index="5">0</substitutionvalue></substitutionvalues><text><raw><normal/><short/><long/></raw><expanded><normal/><short/><long/></expanded></text></logrecord></logrecords></system></info></session>
000008420.47006419[4940]
000008430.47006419[4940]
000008440.47118703[4940] +++>  15:32:12.832  0h [RC2:0h Owner:0]  Pid/Tid:4940/5196
000008450.47118703[4940]    Source: Routine CReprintServer::getShippingLabelSubs(), SubRoutine:<none>, Line:1495
000008460.47118703[4940]    Substitution Value [0]: cartonNbr = 00000999990537100272
000008470.47118703[4940]    Substitution Value [1]: labelType = FXG
000008480.47118703[4940]

I need to break it when ever i find 00000836 0.46880570 [4940] +++<

Props.conf , i used is

BREAK_ONLY_BEFORE =\w*\s*\w\W\w*\s*[\w*]\s*\W{3}
SHOULD_LINEMERGE = true

But it is not breaking it properly . Please help me parse this data

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kristian_kolb
Ultra Champion

I would suggest using a different approach;

SHOULD_LINEMERGE = false
LINE_BREAKER = ([\r\n]+)\d+\.\d+\[\d+\]\s+\+\+\+\S\s

Which should cut on the newline before a row with '+++' in it

Hope this helps,

K

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