Hi Monks
i am littlebit knowledge in perl,at present i am working on task to parse log file to get starttime,endtime and
version,and also total time taken as stime-endtime, and it also counts the no of warning messages.
After getting this information ,the script should write these information in a text file.
.

Below is the code i am trying to parse the log file and also after running i am getting the lines which i am
attaching here below the title OUTPUT.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
open(F,"build.log") or die "can't open $!\n";
while($line=<F>)
{
  chomp $line;
  @a=$line;
  foreach(@a) 
  {
   #print "$_\n";
   if($_=~/Building IVR Designer version /)
    {
       #print "$_\n";
        push @b,$_;
        for(@b)
        {
          @c=split(" ",$_);
          print "@c\n";
          #for(@c)
           # { 
              #  @m=split(" ",$_);
                 # print "@m\n"; }            
              }  
         }
    }
}

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OUTPUT
Info: Wed Mar 28 18:53:03 2007:Building IVR Designer version 06.00.08....
Info: Wed Mar 28 18:53:03 2007:Building IVR Designer version 06.00.08....
Info: Wed Mar 28 18:56:31 2007:Building IVR Designer version 6.0 Completed !!!.

monks share yr ideas on this task and help me out towards the complition of this task
keep pouring your ideas....

In reply to how to extract fields from the output and how to convert it to html format by Anonymous Monk

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