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I just meant the bit after the last colon were the milliseconds... but yes, let's not say what we're thinking it is - get all of us some clarification. :wink: And just want to re-emphasis the fact that the data you are showing us is not a timestamp, that would require a full date and time component....

Suggest you read my reply that you probably just missed.

We got that. 99999999 - 83885269 =16114730 However, as Ray noted, that is not a timestamp. Time perhaps or a duration, but timestamp no. What do you need to do with it, where / how will it be stored? Guessing when you show it as "16:11:4730" that means minutes, seconds and milliseconds? Pl...

Show us the warnings.

This hex 00, is that what was between all of the characters? If so, you need to thank whomever sent that to you for the wonderful puzzle.

Again, showing where exactly?

You see them that way where exactly? If it is having an issue reading / parsing the file it can show you the 'raw' data and it does that with spaces between everything inside curly braces like so:

{O r d e r R e a d y F o r P i c k u p _ E N _ Q A B o u n c e d}

Is that what you are seeing?

I'm sure it will, thanks for posting your resolution.

Naren, please stop quoting everything all the time when you post. Do it when it makes sense but not all the dang time. Use the Reply to topic link rather than Reply with quote, saves me having to clean up constantly. Thanks.

Care to post it for the greater good?

So... use your query tool of choice for this, i.e. Toad as one popular example.

Are you asking the 2008 poster or the 2016 commenter? I think the latter just literally did a drive-by eight years later to let us know that it works now with or without the trailing slash.

Engage your official support provider, if you haven't already. They should be perfectly happy to give you whatever help / explanation you need. This is part of the support your company pays for.

... along with RCP but as noted it really depends on what you need to do after you read the file. What's your target, by the way?

Since this is your first post, I had no idea how to set your particulars: OS & Version specifically. I guessed but if they need to be adjusted, please edit your post and correct them.

Thanks!