Process the file by logical record. Take advantage of the fixed format. 
use strict;
use warnings;

while ( $_ = do { local $/ = qq(""\n); <> }) {
    if (/(\w+\.\w+).*Default_Name:\s\@ST\/(\w+)\/(\w+)$/ms) {
        print "[$1]\n", "db_part_no=$2\n", "db_part_rev=$3\n\n";
    }
}

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Output with input file from OP

>perl szpt9m.pl 11134376.txt
[xyz.txt]
db_part_no=ABC1234
db_part_rev=00001

[abc.txt]
db_part_no=ABC5678
db_part_rev=00001

[rtq.txt]
db_part_no=ABC2345
db_part_rev=00002

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Bill

In reply to Re: Read and Create File by BillKSmith
in thread Read and Create File by szpt9m

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