The code seems very similar to your code in Searching and printing through a array - did my reply not work for you?

If you can tell me where my reply does not work for you I can maybe help you to adapt my code to your problem. It would also help to have a complete, self-contained program which initializes @all and reads the data from a __DATA__ section so we can run the code and reproduce the problem without any further setup on our part. Something like this:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my @all = ("7723","7725","9908","7765","7874");

while (<DATA>) {
    # ... your code to check the current line
}:

__DATA__
77876    8543    CA84985    54E
77873    8003    CA84985    54E
77875    7725    CA84985    54E
...

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In reply to Re: Help in using arrays by Corion
in thread Help in using arrays by rsriram

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