Hi experts,

I have a perl program, wherein i have declared array variable to match the regex and get the desired value but it working locally in strawbery perl but not in the server. can you please check and advise.

 
open(QUEUES, $queuecmd);
my @lines=<QUEUES>;
close QUEUES;
my @queues = grep {s/.*count= *(\d+),.* Queue=or_event_queue\s*/$1/} @
+lines;
print "$queues[0]\n";

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In the above program @queues did not get the correct value. Below is the $queuecmd command output read in to @lines 

Host 'server02' connected
 ============================================================
 Hostname: 'server02'
   count=     0, delivering=     0, Queue=opr_action_launch_queue
   count=     0, delivering=     0, Queue=queue/alert_engine_notificat
+ion
   count=  3079, delivering=     0, Queue=or_event_queue
   count=     0, delivering=     0, Queue=recipient_notification
   count=     0, delivering=     0, Queue=queue/alert_engine_alert
   count=     0, delivering=     0, Queue=failed_recipient_notificatio
+n

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@queues and $queues[0] should have value 3079

Thanks and regards,

Discipulus added code tags where needed

In reply to Did not get the regex matched value in perl array variable by sreek3502

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