thank you for replying again! my actual problem is my if clause in my foreach is not working for the second hash value. 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
my @hbas;
open (LSDEV, "/usr/sbin/lsdev |") or die $!;
while (<LSDEV>) {
    if ( /^(fcs\d+)/ ) {
        push (@hbas, +(split)[0]);
    }
}

my %hoa;
my $hba;
for $hba (@hbas) {
   $hoa{$hba} =
   qx(/usr/bin/fcstat $hba|/usr/bin/grep -i "world wide port name"|/us
+r/bin/cut -f2 -d:|sed s/0x//);
}

while (my ($key, $val) = each %hoa) {
    my ($str,$str1) = split / /, $hoa{$key};
    print $str1,"\n";
    foreach (<DATA>) {
        if ( /$str1/g ) {
            print "YES\n",qx(hostname),"\n",$key,$val,"\n";
            print qx(/usr/bin/fcstat $key|head -n 7);
            print qx(/usr/sbin/lsmcode -cd $key);
        }
    }
}

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__DATA__ 10000000C95C0379 10000000C9551477 10000000C95A58AE 
10000000C95CE93F
10000000C94056CD
10000000C9540D92
10000000C9502723
10000000C94FE5D7
10000000C948ACA7
10000000C959C9F9
10000000C956BD68
10000000C9619092
10000000C9639A5D
"hba_FW.ksh" 146 lines, 2629 characters
root@dxxxxxx:/export/resources/SOX/scripts> perl hba_FW.plx
10000000C95A58AE

YES
dunmpr01

fcs1 10000000C95A58AE


FIBRE CHANNEL STATISTICS REPORT: fcs1

Device Type: FC Adapter (df1000fa)
Serial Number: 1D63508268
Option ROM Version: 02881955
Firmware Version: T1D1.91A5
The current microcode level for fcs1 is 191105.

10000000C95C0379

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In reply to Re^4: two vars from one string. by mikejones
in thread two vars from one string. by mikejones

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