Got it working now.

 grep { /Country/ && /City1/ && /Street1/ && ! /name1/ }

Still wondering why my first grep (all most similar as above) in perl was not working the first time. But with the provided grep all was working to an sertain extend. Detected during the loop output that not all in _DATA_ was always correct (massive flat file) ...lol..., causing in some occations the array to be empty with the exclude. Therefore added an additional step in the grep options within the foreach loop.

@dataset4 = grep ( !/$name/, @dataset3); if (@dataset4 eq '' || @dataset4 eq '0') { $outputmove = 'NONE'; last; } @dataset5 = split ( / +/, $dataset4[0] ); $outputmove = $dataset5[0];

Will move my data coming weekend to MySQL... thx to all whom replied.


In reply to Re: Need to multi grep and grep exclude in perl. by Anonymous Monk
in thread Need to multi grep and grep exclude in perl. by Frits

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