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Tom,

Assuming your log file is called throttle_log.txt

#! perl -slw
use strict;

open FH_INPUT, "<throttle_log.txt" or die $!;
$/ = 'Time:';
while ( <FH_INPUT> ) {
    chomp;
    m{ESME_RTHROTTLED} and (m{^\s+([0-9/\.\:\-]+)\n} and print "THROTT
+LING DETECTED: $1");
}
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will give an output of:

THROTTLING DETECTED: 31/8/2015-09:01:43.010
THROTTLING DETECTED: 1/9/2015-09:01:43.010
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Provided your file looks like this:

Time: 31/8/2015-09:01:43.010
Protocol: SMPP
ESME: ehttp_rknoe
Direction: Outgoing
From: 10.247.231.212/2775
To: 10.247.231.212/35173
PDU Type: Full PDU
PDU Length: 16
PDU Data: 00000010800000040000005800029a92
Decode Error 0x00000000
Decoded PDU:
[ smpp hdr 16 octets ]
00000000: 00 00 00 10              command_length: 16
00000004: 80 00 00 04              command_id: 0x80000004 submit_sm_re
+sp
00000008: 00 00 00 58              command_status: 0x00000058 ESME_RTH
+ROTTLED
0000000C: 00 02 9A 92              sequence_number: 170642
Time: 1/9/2015-09:01:43.010
Protocol: SMPP
ESME: ehttp_rknoe
Direction: Outgoing
From: 10.247.231.212/2775
To: 10.247.231.212/35173
PDU Type: Full PDU
PDU Length: 16
PDU Data: 00000010800000040000005800029a92
Decode Error 0x00000000
Decoded PDU:
[ smpp hdr 16 octets ]
00000000: 00 00 00 10              command_length: 16
00000004: 80 00 00 04              command_id: 0x80000004 submit_sm_re
+sp
00000008: 00 00 00 58              command_status: 0x00000059 ESME_XTH
+ROTTLED
0000000C: 00 02 9A 92              sequence_number: 170642
Time: 1/9/2015-09:01:43.010
Protocol: SMPP
ESME: ehttp_rknoe
Direction: Outgoing
From: 10.247.231.212/2775
To: 10.247.231.212/35173
PDU Type: Full PDU
PDU Length: 16
PDU Data: 00000010800000040000005800029a92
Decode Error 0x00000000
Decoded PDU:
[ smpp hdr 16 octets ]
00000000: 00 00 00 10              command_length: 16
00000004: 80 00 00 04              command_id: 0x80000004 submit_sm_re
+sp
00000008: 00 00 00 58              command_status: 0x00000058 ESME_RTH
+ROTTLED
0000000C: 00 02 9A 92              sequence_number: 170642
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In reply to Re: Parsing text string in Perl by shadowsong
in thread Parsing text string in Perl by gbwien

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