Thanks for your fast replies, oh wise ones. The values don't appear on lines by themselves (I think I did mention that). Anyway here's an example of security.txt:


3/15/2004,3:01:18 PM,Security,Success Audit,Object Access ,560,SERVER\
+refterm,SERVER,"Object Open:
     Object Server:    Security
     Object Type:    File
     Object Name:    C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE
     New Handle ID:    536
     Operation ID:    {0,178316546}

3/15/2004,1:57:28 PM,Security,Success Audit,Object Access ,560,SERVER\
+Anon000,SERVER,"Object Open:
     Object Server:    Security
     Object Type:    File
     Object Name:    D:\crime\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
     New Handle ID:    592
     Operation ID:    {0,177426959}

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Just let me say that I have no formal training with Perl (intentionally sounding like William Hung). I had to find a work around for auditing Citrix database publication and suspected that Perl could help. So I looked at a bunch of library books and searched the net which led me to you!

Sincere thanks for your help.

Sam Lowry

In reply to Re: Help - Counting text - Associative Array? (I was Annon Monk) by Mr_Lowry
in thread Help - Counting text - Associative Array? by Anonymous Monk

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