OJL38 4|700000|10000000|25000000|6000000|Y|Y|Y|Debt Instruments: Bonds| |94507000|1350100000|3375250000|810060000|DBFTFB| | UJL38 4|700000|10000000|25000000|6000000|Y|Y|Y|Debt Instruments: Bonds| |94507000|1350100000|3375250000|810060000|DBFTFB| | MJL38 4|700000|10000000|25000000|6000000|Y|Y|Y|Debt Instruments: Bonds| |94507000|1350100000|3375250000|810060000|DBFTFB| | OJL384|700000|10000000|25000000|6000000|Y|Y|Y|Debt Instruments: Bonds| |94507000|1350100000|3375250000|810060000|DBFTFB| | This is one file i have when i run this script 
#!/nairvig/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my $file1 = 'file4';
my $file2 = 'file3';

open (my ($fh2),'<',$file1) or die $!;

while (my ($row) = <$fh2>) {
  chomp $row;

my (@fields) = split(/\|/, $row);

 next if $row =~ /^\s*$/;
print "<$fields[0]>\n ";
#print $row if exists $hash{$fields[0]};
}

close $fh2;

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the O/p i get is this <OJL38 4> i wanna see all the 4 values from first column

In reply to Re^7: Filtering Output from two files by Anonymous Monk
in thread Filtering Output from two files by vighneshmufc

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