I have written this small script to list all our Solaris packages on our servers. I require that it only lists our own application software listed in the Array. However if there are no packages listed I would like the script to be able to tell me there are no packages installed rather than show a blank screen. I have played around with various methods but cant seem to get anything to work, Any help would be appreciated. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Cwd;
my $dir = getcwd;
my $newdir = "/opt/DSPKG";
my $pkg = "DSDSLVP*";
my $PKG = "DSAPEVP*";

#Changes directory
chdir($newdir) || die "Can't Chdir to $newdir: $!";

        system("pkginfo $pkg $PKG > /tmp/pkglist 2> /tmp/vperror");
        open(MYFILE, "/tmp/pkglist") || die "can't open file: $!";
        @stuff=<MYFILE>;
print "\n";
foreach my $file (@stuff) {eval {
print "$file";
}}


print "\n\n";
print "Press ENTER to Continue?";
      my $answer = <STDIN>;
      chomp $answer;

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