It looks like you're trying to separate tapes by pool. You could try something like this: 
my @daily_pool = `mminfo -av -r 'volume, savetime' -q 'pool=DailySecOf
+fSite' -t '3 weeks ago'`;
my @monthly_pool = `mminfo -av -r 'volume, savetime' -q 'pool=MonthlyO
+ffSite' -t '3 weeks ago'`;

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In reply to Re: Match into scalar by shandor
in thread Match into scalar by gavintokyo

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