Simple Log Service:Native plug-in: Time parsing

Time format

Description

Example

%a

The abbreviated name of the day of the week.

Fri

%A

The full name of the day of the week.

Friday

%b

The abbreviated name of the month.

Jan

%B

The full name of the month.

January

%d

The day of the month in decimal format. Valid values: 01 to 31.

07, 31

%f

The fractional part of a second, such as millisecond, microsecond, or nanosecond.

123

%h

The abbreviated name of the month. This is equivalent to %b.

Jan

%H

The hour in 24-hour format.

22

%I

The hour in 12-hour format.

11

%m

The month in decimal format. Valid values: 01 to 12.

08

%M

The minute in decimal format. Valid values: 00 to 59.

59

%n

A line feed.

line feed

%p

AM or PM.

AM, PM

%r

The time in 12-hour format. This is equivalent to %I:%M:%S %p.

11:59:59 AM

%R

The time in hours and minutes. This is equivalent to %H:%M.

23:59

%S

The second in decimal format. Valid values: 00 to 59.

59

%t

A tab character.

None

%y

The two-digit year in decimal format. Valid values: 00 to 99.

04, 98

%Y

The four-digit year in decimal format.

2004, 1998

%C

The century in decimal format. Valid values: 00 to 99.

16

%e

The day of the month in decimal format. Valid values: 1 to 31.

A single-digit day is preceded by a space.

7, 31

%j

The day of the year in decimal format. Valid values: 001 to 366.

365

%u

The day of the week in decimal format. Valid values: 1 to 7. The value 1 indicates Monday.

2

%U

The week number of the year. Sunday is the first day of the week. Valid values: 00 to 53.

23

%V

The week number of the year. Monday is the first day of the week. Valid values: 01 to 53.

If the first week of a year has four or more days in January, it is considered week 1. Otherwise, the next week is considered week 1.

24

%w

The day of the week in decimal format. Valid values: 0 to 6. The value 0 indicates Sunday.

5

%W

The week number of the year. Monday is the first day of the week. Valid values: 00 to 53.

23

%c

The standard date and time.

Tue Nov 20 14:12:58 2020

%x

The standard date without the time.

Tue Nov 20 2020

%X

The standard time without the date.

11:59:59

%s

The UNIX timestamp.

1476187251