Give this a shot: 
#!perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my $section = 0;
my ($time, $device, $util, $queue, $rws, $blks, $secs);
my @results;
open (LOG, '<', 'data.log') or die "Cannot open file data.log for inpu
+t: $!\n";
while (<LOG>) {
   if (/^-+\s+/) {
      ++$section;
      next;
   }
   if ($section == 2) {
      next if (/^\s*$/);
      @results = split;
      next if (@results != 7);
      if (!$util or $util < $results[2]) {
         ($time, $device, $util, $queue, $rws, $blks, $secs) = @result
+s;
      }
   }
}

print "Time: $time; device: $device; %util: $util\n";
print "r+w/s: $rws; blks/s: $blks; secs-avserv: $secs\n";

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It selects the data with the highest %util value from the second part of the file.
Hope this helps, CombatSquirrel.

In reply to Re: collect the system data by CombatSquirrel
in thread collect the system data by jackhhc

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