How could I gather the variables from a multi-part if with RegEx's , or do I need to break it down into separate parts? 
while(<IFILE>) {
   if ((@LINE =~ /#\s+(\w+)\s+(\d+).+/) && (@LINE =~ /!\s+(\w+)\s+(\d+
+).+/)) {
      $Word=$1;
      $TimeStamp=$2;
      $Word2=$3;
      $TimeStamp2=$4;
      print "X $Word X $TimeStamp X $Word2 X $TimeStamp2 x";
   }
}

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Thanx, all help much appreciated. 
# add 1362072030 dc=ifdsgroup,dc=com
dn: uid=nce9834xdho,ou=user,ou=nce,ou=prod 
! port 1362 dc=isgrp,dc=com 
changetype: add
ifastCreateDate: 1362072030649
objectClass: account
objectClass: ifastUser
objectClass: top
ifastModifyDate: 1362072030649
uid: nce9834xdho
cn: nce9834xdho
ifastProducts: WEB
ifastGivenName: Omar
ifastLanguage: en
ifastFailedLogons: 0
ifastLastLogon: 15764
ifastEmailAddr: omar.hafez@td.com
ifastSurname: Hafez
structuralObjectClass: account
entryUUID: e587875c-1616-1032-93e5-4b7d087c5768
createTimestamp: 20130228172030Z
modifyTimestamp: 20130228172030Z
# end add 1362072030

# add 1362072030 dc=ifdsgroup,dc=com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# end add 1362072030

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The suggestion by choroba seems to work, and is part of the solution, but I can't seem to get it working with more than one instance of it in the same if statement: Works: 
undef $/;
$/="\n\n";

while(<IFILE>) {
   my @RESULT=();
   my @LINES=split (/\n/, $_);
   if ((grep  /objectClass:\s+account/, @LINES)
    && (grep  /objectClass:\s+ifastUser/, @LINES)
    #&& (my ( $PRODS ) = /ifastProducts:\s+(.+)\s*$/, $_)
    && (my ( $USER ) = /dn: uid=(\w+?),.+/, $_)) {
      push(@RESULT, $USER);
      #push(@RESULT, $PRODS, $USER);
      print join "|", @RESULT;
      #print OFILE join "|", @RESULT;
      #print OFILE "\n";
      print "\n";
   }
}

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But this does not: 
undef $/;
$/="\n\n";

while(<IFILE>) {
   my @RESULT=();
   my @LINES=split (/\n/, $_);
   if ((grep  /objectClass:\s+account/, @LINES)
    && (grep  /objectClass:\s+ifastUser/, @LINES)
    && (my ( $PRODS ) = /ifastProducts:\s+(.+)\s*$/, $_)
    && (my ( $USER ) = /dn: uid=(\w+?),.+/, $_)) {
      #push(@RESULT, $USER);
      push(@RESULT, $PRODS, $USER);
      print join "|", @RESULT;
      #print OFILE join "|", @RESULT;
      #print OFILE "\n";
      print "\n";
   }
}

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