Hi

I am beginner to Perl. Needs a help on processing the log file.

Here is the content of file. 

2015-03-27 20:39:49,796 ERROR MPesa 7002 webServices 10.201.12.200- [M
+P27203801969209][301a8a0e-bb59-4182-9a4b-79abbb3ed39a][payBillRecharg
+eAllOperator][McomSendSMSServiceImpl][callSpiceSMSApi] - Exit Method 
+with status Map : {smsFlag=true, errorMsgs=null, status=SUCCESS} for 
+msisdn : 9431641426
2015-03-27 20:39:49,796 ERROR MPesa 7002 webServices 10.201.12.200- [M
+P27203801969209][301a8a0e-bb59-4182-9a4b-79abbb3ed39a][payBillRecharg
+eAllOperator][SmsDataHelper][setSmsData] - Exiting method setSmsData 
+for Msisdn : 9431641426 with SMS Flg : true

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In above file I need to check for the Pattern [MP27203801969209] and pick that value and the corresponding 9431641426 value in the end. Picking these value I need to put this combination in another file. Also value "[MP27203801969209]" is not hard coded so I have to check for this block [MP[1-9]] in each line.

Please suggest the perl code for the same.

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