Hello monks, I have a script that monitor the log while running sql commands , the script will caputre any Oracle errors and exit however, there is an error that I want to ignore. Since All error start with the word ERROR , I am having a hard time capturing only that one and ignore it. The error I want to ignore the following error: 
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00001: unique constraint (TBUSOP_1UQ) violated

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Here is what I am doing : 
open ( logHndl, "$LogFileNm" ) or die ("Failed to open $LogFileNm");

    while(<logHndl>) {
        #
        # Ignore the error with uniqe const
        #
        next if /^ORA-00001: unique constraint/;

        #
        # grep for keyword ERROR or ORA-ERR
        #
        push(@errors, grep (/ERROR|ORA-ERR|Fail|Unable/i, $_));
    }
    close(logHndl);

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All Oracle errors start with the word ERROR, so it hits the word ERROR first before ORA-00001 .. so what I need only ignoring that error ORA-00001 . Can someone advice please? thanks

In reply to greping DB ERROR by Anonymous Monk

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