Greetings fellow holy men. I have a big problem, which tests my faith. Help me find the right path of Perl. The Problem is this: I'm am getting this out of our IBM provided TSM system (It's a backup system). I need to process the information back to one of my databases. I started using Perl 1 year ago, and it has been great. But now I have been hit by a nut I can't crack. 

 
A00002   \\a00002\c$    2   WinNT   NTFS  Yes 73,626MB  42.5
A00003   /            1     Linux86 EXT3  No  38,289MB  29.8
A00004              
A00004   \Sys-       1     WinNT    VSS  Yes  0 KB     0.0
         temState\-
         NULL\Syst-                 
         em

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In the line with A00004 the second column is broken up where the - sign is. Is there a way to fix this using regex? So I end up with something that looks like this 
 
A00004 \SystemState\NULL\System 1 WinNT VSS Yes 0 KB 0.0

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The original document contains about 800-900 lines. Also please keep in mind that I'm a newbie at perl so writing the solution using simple answers such as "ju

In reply to Regex copy and paste help by HtorneDK

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