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Sep 23, 2015

In sql we have a built in function

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How can we achieve the same using Log parser query for date time in format (2015-09-22 10:25:30.5220)

Example:

startdate = 2015-09-22 10:25:30.5220.
Enddate = 2015-09-22 10:26:30.5220

After DateDiff I need to get 6 seconds.

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1        A           C      2015-06-01            10
2        A          C       2015-06-02            15
3        A          C       2015-06-03            25
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6        B          D       2015-06-02            25
7        B          D       2015-06-03            10
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2        A          C       2015-06-02            15         05
3        A          C       2015-06-03            25         10
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