Your code slurps the whole file into the first element of @Deploy. Probably not what you wanted.

EDIT: As jethro= points out the original code works. So the following code is no more correct than the OP.

Here, this works: 

Troll [113] as maint ~/ %cat foobar                                   
+  [DING!]
#!/usr/bin/perl

@Deploy = split "\n",<DATA>;
 chomp(@Deploy);
 my @tmp = @Deploy;
 my %saw = ();
 foreach my $view_name (@Deploy) {
    print "view name is $view_name \n";
 push (@Deploy1, $view_name) unless $saw{$view_name}++;
 }
 print join("\n",@Deploy1);

__DATA__
t\test1\WEB\TEST/Admin*V:/test_viewINT/test_CVOB/test_src/Admin/AdminM
+enu.asp"
\\test\test1\WEB\TEST/Admin*V:/test_viewINT/test_CVOB/test_src/Admin/a
+dminUser.asp"
\\test\test1\WEB\TEST/Admin*V:/test_viewINT/test_CVOB/test_src/Admin/A
+dminMenu.asp"
\\test\test1\WEB\TEST/Admin*V:/test_viewINT/test_CVOB/test_src/Admin/a
+dminUser.asp"

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Outputs two elements as I think you wanted.

s//----->\t/;$~="JAPH";s//\r<$~~/;{s|~$~-|-~$~|||s |-$~~|$~~-|||s,<$~~,<~$~,,s,~$~>,$~~>,, $|=1,select$,,$,,$,,1e-1;print;redo}

In reply to Re: Finding unique vals from a inout file by starbolin
in thread Finding unique vals from a inout file by Anonymous Monk

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