my @files = ('d:\log\exported\10Sep2003.elog' .. 
'd:\log\exported\17Sep2003.elog')

##</code><code>##

Can not open d:\log\exported\10Sep2003.elog d:\log\exported\11Se
p2003.elog d:\log\exported\12Sep2003.elog d:\log\exported\13Sep2
003.elog d:\log\exported\14Sep2003.elog d:\log\exported\15Sep200
3.elog d:\log\exported\16Sep2003.elog d:\log\exported\17Sep2003.
elog d:\log\exported\22Sep2003.elog: No such file or director

##</code><code>##

My Script:

use warnings;
use strict;

my $file1 = 'd:\log\exported\10Sep2003.elog';
my $file2 = 'd:\log\exported\11Sep2003.elog';
my $file3 = 'd:\log\exported\12Sep2003.elog';
my $file4 = 'd:\log\exported\13Sep2003.elog';
my $file5 = 'd:\log\exported\14Sep2003.elog';
my $file6 = 'd:\log\exported\15Sep2003.elog';
my $file7 = 'd:\log\exported\16Sep2003.elog';
my $file8 = 'd:\log\exported\17Sep2003.elog';
my $file9 = 'd:\log\exported\22Sep2003.elog';

my @files = qq($file1 $file2 $file3 $file4 $file5 $file6 $file7 
$file8 $file9);

my ($fw, $rule1, $dst);

for (@files){
 open (FILE, $_) or die "Can not open $_: $!\n";
  while (<FILE>){
   ($fw, $dst, $rule1) = (split /;/)[3,11,15];
   print if ($fw =~ /192\.168\.15\.1/) && 
($dst =! /192\.168\.31\.25/) && ($rule1 =~ /\b12\b/);
  }