Hello,

Actually, for each iteration in the for loop you are done with NB_FILE. In that case, you have to take fresh NB_FILE. This is one way of doing!

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

system "autorep -J NB% | egrep -v \"Job Name|___\" | awk '{print \$1}'
+ | sed '/^\$/d' | sort > NB_JIL.txt";

chomp(my @server_names = <>);


my $iteration_number = 1;
for my $backup_job (@server_names) {
open NB_FILE, '<', "/users/home/mkar/Perl_scripts/NB_JIL.txt" or die "
+Couldn't open Netbackup file!";    
    print ":$iteration_number:\n";
    print "$backup_job\n";
    print (grep /$backup_job/, <NB_FILE>);
    $iteration_number ++;

close NB_FILE or die "Couldn't close the file properly!"    
}

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In reply to Re: Help with for loop by uday_sagar
in thread Help with for loop by Anonymous Monk

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