hi I am having a problem with the script. I cant seem to make the script read between the patterns. Sample DATA: CREATE TABLE TEMP.BIG_TREE ; : : ------- I want the script to read the file from 'CREATE TABLE' to the '-----'
my @array1 = `cat $ARGV[0]`; my @array2 = 'cat $ARGV[1]'; my $read01 = 0; #$i = 'BIG TREE' my $read01 = 0; foreach my $i (@array1){ for(@array2){ chomp($i); $read01++ if $read01; s/./ . /g; if ($_ =~ /CREATE TABLE TEMP.$i/){ $read01 = 1; } $read01 = 0 if (/^----/) ; next if ($read01 == 1); next unless $read01; print "$_"; } }

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