I have two files and I need to print the line from file1 that matches the part number in file2.
File1 looks like:
3478748:AA:1D:AAA:Descriptions:C:2
3478749:AA:1D:AAA:Descriptions:C:2
3633731:AA:3E:AAA:Descriptions:C:2
File2 looks like:
3478749
3633731

Currently it is printing all lines in File1

Output should be line in File1 that have string in File2 or:

3478749:AA:1D:AAA:ROCKER ARM ASSEMBLIES AND GROUPS:C:2
3633731:AA:3E:AAA:ROCKER ARM ASSEMBLIES AND GROUPS:C:2

<code> #!/usr/bin/perl
use Encode;
use strict;
use warnings;
require 'tools/csvutils.pl';
$|=1;
#open (OUTFILE, '>:crlf', 'final_lines.txt') or die 'Cannot open file';
#open parent file
open (FILE1, '<:crlf', 'file1.txt') or die 'Cannot open file';
#open child file
open (FILE2, '<:crlf', 'file2.csv') or die 'Cannot open file';
my @goodarray =<FILE2>;
while (my $line = <FILE1>) {
my @filerecord = $line;
for (@goodarray){
my $data = $_;
my @arrfields = $data;
chomp (@arrfields);
my $filedata =\@filerecord;
${$filedata}[0] =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;
$arrfields[0] =~ s/^\s+|\s+$|-//g;
#$arrfields[0] =~ s/-//g;
my $string = ${$filedata}[0];
if ($string =~ /(^\d{7,8})/ ){
my $substr = $1;
if (index($string, $substr) !=-1)
{
print "$string\n";
last;
}
}
}
}

In reply to extract line by lallison

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