Have you tried anything thus far mate?

Just read up on CGI for the web aspect to the problem, and do basic file processing like below for searching for the record.

use strict;
use warnings;

while (<DATA>) {
    chomp;
    my @vals = split "\t";
    if ($vals[0] == 12345) {
        print "Bingo";
        last;
    }
}

__DATA__
12345    date    name    email
12346    date    name    email
12347    date    name    email
12348    date    name    email
12349    date    name    email
12350    date    name    email

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In reply to Re: Parse one line of variables in multi-line tab delimited text file by wind
in thread Parse one line of variables in multi-line tab delimited text file by jerryran

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