Hi,
This is an extract of my file :

Total Hard Errors:          0
Total Soft Errors:          0
Total Queue Length:         0
Name                        LUN 259
Minimum latency reads N/A

How can I get the number '259'

my script : 
 open L_NAVICLI , "$NAVICLI $IP1 getall |" ;
       while (<L_NAVICLI>)
       {
       if (/Name.*LUN.*.(\d+)/){
          $lunid = $3;
          print "\n!$lunid!\n";
          print $_;
      exit;
        }
      }
      close L_NAVICLI;

When i execute it, it returns : 
# perl capacx.pl

!!
Name                  LUN   259


Can you help me please to get the number '259' in my var $lunid ??

Thanks a lot
Xossa

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