Sorry if I post in wrong place at first time at "cool use the perl". Anyway here, I am learning on Perl and I wrote the array so I am wondering if that's good or what? I just want to improvement my perl skill & knowledge. I am trying to make array to read from bottom to top in the database. The inside of database looks like this "Date|Title|URL|Comments", so here's array code. Any feedback on array? 
This is example of database.
07.11.2001|Hello World1|www.domain1.com|Your Comments in Here
07.12.2001|Hello World2|www.domain2.com|Your Comments in Here
07.13.2001|Hello World3|www.domain3.com|Your Comments in Here
07.14.2001|Hello World4|www.domain4.com|Your Comments in Here

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#This is array to read from bottom to top.
my @all_array;
open(FILE,"$datadir/$datafile") || &Errormsg("Please correct your path
+ or chmod of database.");
while (<FILE>) {
    @_ = split /\|/;
    my $hash_ref = {
        DATE => $_[0],
        TITLE => $_[1],
        URL => $_[2],
        COMMENTS => $_[3],
    };
push @all_array, $hash_ref;
}
close(FILE);
foreach (reverse @all_array) {
    print "<table width=\"100%\" border=\"1\" cellspacing=\"0\" cellpa
+dding=\"3\">";
    print "  <tr>";
    print "    <td><font color=\"orange\"><b>$_->{'TITLE'}</b></font><
+br><font size=\"1\">Posted - $_->{'DATE'}</font></td>";
    print "  </tr>";
    print "  <tr>";
    print "    <td>$_->{'COMMENTS'} (<a href=\"$_->{'URL'}\" target=\"
+_blank\">more information</a>)</td>";
    print "  </tr>";
    print "</table><br>";
}

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Thanks, Jeremy

In reply to What's the best method of Array function? by Anonymous Monk

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