I need to write a look up table of sorts. Basically I have file that I need to process with a filter that contains a "ownerid" that does not match a "real user" in our Active Directory. I have a way to process this file and run a perl script against it. My thought is to create a text file with 2 columns. First would be what the "ownerid" on the incoming job contains (originating program that passes this file contains a variable I can use for "ownerid" then match it to the actual AD account in the second column.. Just don't have a clue on how to do this. Been reading the sites and Perl book - Arrays? Hashes? Any thoughts would truly be helpful. Thanks in advance. -GB

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