I just tried it, and it failed:

Hi Daniel,

I am able to get a good parse using ElapsedDecimal with the pattern:

[%d{ElapsedDecimal}] [%p] [%S] [%S{Source}] [%c] %m%n 

ElapsedDecimal is actually recognized by the Parser Wizard, so you can just highlight the field and select the Mark as Date Time command.



Hope that helps,

Toby

Hi,
I tried and failed to parse the timestamps in log files where the format looks like this:

[1706782845.436764] [INFO ] [139899789445120] [Class.cpp@method:548] [Class] Running test class

The first part ([1706782845.436764]) represents a timestamp in seconds and fractions of seconds.
I was able to parse the seconds part and drop the rest, but failed to parse the full timestamp.

Best Regards,
Daniel