Personally, I wouldn't reinvent the wheel. I'd use a shell one-liner, something like: 
grep -l 002389983 * | xargs grep -l 29994339499

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(You may wish to tweak this if you've file names with newlines)

Anyway, your code only checks if a line matches against both patterns, not a file. You'll have to rewind your file and check each line again with the second regexp. Or just check each line twice. Something like: 

open my $fh, "<", $File::Find::name or die;
my ($f1, $f2);
while (<$fh>) {
    $f1 ||= /02389983/;
    $f2 ||= /29994339499/;
    last if $f1 && $f2;
}
if ($f1 && $f2) {
    ... Both patterns found ...
}

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In reply to Re: How to search for two strings/regex in one file by JavaFan
in thread How to search for two strings/regex in one file by learningperl01

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