I'm starting to get a little timid about posting on this site but im going to anyway
here goes

One thing to remeber about regular expressions in perl are that the charactors "*" and "+" are "greedy". In other words they will gobble up all the charactors they possibly can befor they fail. Hence the "*?" and "+?" constructions that make them "non-greedy" or rather they stop gobbling up charactors as soon as they make a match. so here is where greedy regular expressions come in handy

$text = "QUERY = \"SOME QUERY WITH \"\" (DOUBLE QUOTES)\" YEEHA";
$text =~ m/^(.*)"+\s(\w+)$/g;
print "dollar one =$1\n\ndollar two = $2\n\n";
# $1 == QUERY = "SOME QUERY WITH "" (DOUBLE QUOTES)
# $2 == YEEHA
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Hope that helped

Just for fun try it like this and see what you get"

$text =~ m/^(.*)?"+\s(\w+)?$/g;
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