hi how do I make the iterate over a array and then search for the string 1 first through one array2 (between two patterns) and then search for the same string 1 through array3 (between two string patterns) and print the array 1 output and array 2 output one below the other . I tried this but for some reason its iterating over the entire array 2 first for all the array 1 elements and then going through the array 3 for all the array 1 elements. 
my @array1 = `cat $ARGV[0]`;
my @array2 = `cat $ARGV[1]`;
my @array3 = `cat $ARGV[2]`;
      
  my $read01 = 0;
my $newone = ();          my $name = ();
        my $read01 = 0;
        foreach my $i (@array1){

my $j = $i;
        chomp($i);
        my $pp1 = () ; my $ff1 = (); my $gg1 = ();
             for(@array2){
        $read01++ if $read01;
        s/CREATE TABLE/CREATE BREAKTABLES/g;
        my $read01 = 0;
                if ( "CREATE BREAKTABLES TEMP.$i") {
 ($pp1,$ff1) = split(/BREAKTABLES/);
        $ff1 =~ s/\(//g;
        $ff1 =~ s/\s+//g;
        $ff1 =~ s/TEMP\.//g;

        $name = $i if ($i = $ff1);
##      print "name $name \n";
           }
        print "$name  $ff1 --- $_";
 }
#### END array2
my $read02 = 0;

             for(@array3){
        chomp($i);
        $read02++ if $read02;
        s/CREATE TABLE/CREATE BREAKTABLES/g;
                if ( "CREATE BREAKTABLES TEMP.$i") {
my ($pp1,$gg1) = split(/BREAKTABLES/);
        $gg1 =~ s/\(//g;
        $gg1 =~ s/\s+//g;
        $gg1 =~ s/TEMP\.//g;

        $newone = $i if ($i = $gg1);
                }
        print "MIRROR $newone  $gg1 --- $_";

      }
   }

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I am a non programmer and I having a hard time imagining. Thank you

In reply to Re^2: between pattern search not working by Anonymous Monk
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