sub Msg
{
    my $line = shift;
    my ($pf,$fixFields) =  split(/received:|Sent:/, $line);
    my %fixMsg;
    %fixMsg =  split(/[,=]/, $fixFields);
    @fixMsg{('_time_', '_mi_', '_fixsession_')} = (split(/\|/, $pf))[2
+,3,5];
    return \%fixMsg;
}

open file,"abc.txt"

while(<file>)
{
    $msg=pfUtils::Msg($_);
    foreach my $key (%{$msg})
    {
        if (!($key eq _mi_|$key eq _fixsession_|$key eq _time_|$msg->{
+$key} eq '')) 
        {
            printf "\n\t%20s  (%3d) = %s ", $code,$key,$value;
        }
    }
} 
close file;

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File "abc.txt" contains the following: 
^|server    |13:20:52.423762|pht0211j-hello|DebugLow|NAQ|PXXXX thread 
+started. Thread ID=-1349444688.|<>
^|Server    |13:20:52.425505|pht0211j-hello|DebugLow|Sian01|Sian01 Sen
+t: 8=FIX.4.2,9=65,35=A,34=1,49=FBCO20,56=CMS,52=20080111-18:20:52,43=
+N,98=0,108=60,10=133|<>
^|Server    |13:20:52.425602|pht0211j-hello|InfoGeneral|Sian01|SiacCon
+n001 Logon : 8=FIX.4.2,9=65,35=A,34=1,49=FBCO20,56=CMS,52=20080111-18
+:20:52, 43=N,98=0,108=60,10=133|<>
^|server    |13:20:52.647996|pht0211j-hello|InfoGeneral|abc|Starting A
+BC link: Abxxx|<>

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