Regex - Capture string following timestamp

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Looking for an efficient Regex to capture the string following the time stamp in the following:



<38>Oct 10 14:32:29 UAT01 
<86>Oct 10 14:32:29 Test04
<13>Oct 10 14:35:09 Dev02
<13>Oct 10 14:35:10 Test03









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  • Hello @Heisenberg Why you need regex for this simple task. There are many other tools more efficient. Would you please clarify what you would like to achieve?
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Looking for an efficient Regex to capture the string following the time stamp in the following:



<38>Oct 10 14:32:29 UAT01 
<86>Oct 10 14:32:29 Test04
<13>Oct 10 14:35:09 Dev02
<13>Oct 10 14:35:10 Test03









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  • Hello @Heisenberg Why you need regex for this simple task. There are many other tools more efficient. Would you please clarify what you would like to achieve?
    – Goro
    23 mins ago












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Looking for an efficient Regex to capture the string following the time stamp in the following:



<38>Oct 10 14:32:29 UAT01 
<86>Oct 10 14:32:29 Test04
<13>Oct 10 14:35:09 Dev02
<13>Oct 10 14:35:10 Test03









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Looking for an efficient Regex to capture the string following the time stamp in the following:



<38>Oct 10 14:32:29 UAT01 
<86>Oct 10 14:32:29 Test04
<13>Oct 10 14:35:09 Dev02
<13>Oct 10 14:35:10 Test03






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  • Hello @Heisenberg Why you need regex for this simple task. There are many other tools more efficient. Would you please clarify what you would like to achieve?
    – Goro
    23 mins ago
















  • Hello @Heisenberg Why you need regex for this simple task. There are many other tools more efficient. Would you please clarify what you would like to achieve?
    – Goro
    23 mins ago















Hello @Heisenberg Why you need regex for this simple task. There are many other tools more efficient. Would you please clarify what you would like to achieve?
– Goro
23 mins ago




Hello @Heisenberg Why you need regex for this simple task. There are many other tools more efficient. Would you please clarify what you would like to achieve?
– Goro
23 mins ago















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