Ok I agree with you !!! but atleast give me some suggestion for this problem----- I am trying to extract the value of get_user_info using regular expression but its not working at all my code is 
$def = ".define get_user_info
        select  user_location,user_name, user_company, &fax_header || 
+';style=' || letterhead,
                fax_printer, nvl(fax_yn,'N')
        into    user_location, user_name, user_company, fax_header, fa
+x_printer, fax_yn
        from    security_header
        where   user_id = lower(substr(user,5,10))
..";

$def =~ s/(^\.\w+\s)(\w+)(\s+)(.+)(^select\..$)/$2$5/;
print $def;

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In reply to Re^2: Converting Oracle report language code into perl by denzil_cactus
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