You don't specifically ask a question, but since you say "rest of the line", I'm guessing your problem is that you're printing too much after "my string".

I'd suggest changing your regular expression to:

if ( $str =~ m/^ServiceCategoryName=(.*)/) {

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which will, if the expression matches, put the rest of the line (i.e., the stuff after the '=') into the $1 capture buffer. From there you could extract the stuff you're interested in, like so:

if ( $str =~ m/^ServiceCategoryName=(.*)/) {
   print $str;

   # Extract the array from "the rest of the line"
   my @array = split /,/, $1;
   print "my string ", $array[0], "\n";
}

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Notes:

...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

In reply to Re: store rest of the lines in a array after a matching pattern is found by roboticus
in thread store rest of the lines in a array after a matching pattern is found by Anonymous Monk

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