Greetings. I'm really in desperate need of help here. What I wanna do is split the values from a data file (separated by pipes '|') and put it into an e-mail. The odd thing is that the script only considers the value of the data file in the mail. I'm going NUTS! here's the code: ... $pessoais = "produtos/pessoais.dat"; $mailprog = '/usr/sbin/sendmail'; $search_for = "a"; $search_field = "all"; &search_database($pessoais,$search_for); $count = @results; ... ... foreach $results (@results){ ($key,$descricao,$inscricao,$mensalidade,$codIBM,$qid) = split(/\|/,$results); print MAIL "$descricao $FORM{$qid}\n\n"; } ... What IS POSSIBLY WRONG in this?!?!?! Please, help me asap, 'cause this nightmare should alaready be working... Thanks in advance, Er Galvão Abbott a.k.a. Lobo, DaWolf er@matrix.com.br Webdeveloper

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