here is the full code

use strict;
use warnings;

my $RootDir    = "C:\\Perl";
my $AppDir    = "$RootDir\\ibmscripts\\stlogsearch";
my $EtcDir     = "$AppDir\\etc\\";
my $sendmail    = "C:\\usr\\lib\\sendmail";
my $emailconf   = $EtcDir . "email_justme.cfg";
my $outfile     = "output.txt";
#my $finallist    = "output.txt";  


open(FILE, "<data/04102013_loginlogs.txt");
my @array = <FILE>;
close(FILE);
open(FILE, ">>output.txt");
my @array2 = <FILE>;
print "Extracting\n";
foreach $_ (@array) {
         @array2 = grep {$_ =~ "(0x1346)"} (@array);
                  print FILE "@array2";
                  close(FILE);

   system("copy $emailconf $outfile");
    open(FILE,">>$outfile");

        print FILE "@array2";
        
    close(FILE);
    
system("$sendmail -t < output.txt");
exit;}

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In reply to Re^2: Using grep to pick out Specific lines in a text file by itguy87
in thread Using grep to pick out Specific lines in a text file by itguy87

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