Dear Perl experts,

I have a data file which contains media per volume pool as shown below "########" line. If a name eg "CatalogBackup Pool" has 9 fields output, then it means this pool has some medias in it. I need to find the count of such lists.

The output need to be something like:

 
CatalogBackup pool    8
DataStore pool        0
MonthEndPool pool    0
NetBackup pool        0
None pool        0
ScratchPool pool    3

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Is there any way in perl to do this?

###########################################

Here is the source data. :

######################################################################
+##############################
# cat REPORT1
CatalogBackup pool

000572  HCART    TLD      0       111    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002315  HCART    TLD      0       355    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002316  HCART    TLD      0       311    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002383  HCART    TLD      0       560    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002386  HCART    TLD      0       440    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002387  HCART    TLD      0       537    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002390  HCART    TLD      0       595    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
002392  HCART    TLD      0       680    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE

DataStore pool

MonthEndPool pool


NetBackup pool


None pool


ScratchPool pool

003125  HCART    TLD      0       490    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
003126  HCART    TLD      0       488    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE
003150  HCART    TLD      0       480    -       -     -        AVAILA
+BLE


######################################################################
+##############################

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In reply to How to generate a report based on keyword? by perl_newbie99

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