Hi I'm executing a internal tool command using system function in my script and the o/p of command is accessedpage and date 
what i need is to get is accessed page and max of date
ie jxbx__XYZ01 2007/10/10 as per below example.
Do I need to store this o/p in afile and extract from it or can i mani
+pulate the data and get the desired o/p

output of the command executed using system
jxbx__XYZ0099 2007/02/01
jxbx_XYZ098 2007/08/20
jxbx__XYZ01 2007/10/10
jxbx_XYZ0011 2007/08/05
jxbx_XYZ 2007/09/11

my $file = "pp.txt" ;
open (FH ,$file) || die ("could not openfile");
while <FH>)
{
     $usr = system ("listusr | grep $_ | cut -d ' ' -f1,3");

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Regards Johny

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