Ok so we tried that and we are getting this now:
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at ./compare
+.pl line 25.

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Here is the updated code: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use Array::Compare;
use strict;


my $file1  = "/var/tmp/db.bind1";
my $file2  = "/var/tmp/db.bind2";
my $out    = "/var/tmp/compare_out";

open(FILE1, "$file1")  || die "Can't open $file1 to read\nReason: $!\n
+";
my @file1 = <FILE1>;
close(FILE1);

open(FILE2, "$file2")  || die "Can't open $file2 to read\nReason: $!\n
+";
my @file2 = <FILE2>;
close(FILE2);

open(OUT, ">$out")     || die "Cant create $out\nReason: $!\n";

my $comp = Array::Compare->new(DefFull => 1);

print OUT "line $_ differs. File 1: $file1[ $_ ] != File 2: $file2[ $_
+ ]\n"

    for $comp->full_compare(\@file1,\@file2);

#$comp->compare(\@file1, \@file2);

#print OUT $comp->full_compare(\@file1,\@file2);

close(OUT);
exit;

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In reply to Re: Re: Array::Compare issues by sunadmn
in thread Array::Compare issues by sunadmn

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