Great Monks,
I have a file with contents like,
INFO  Lindered...
DEBUG Using ThreadLocal: false
ID      Run     Timestamp       Entry   Attempt Message Type    Messag
+e

13      251     2006-07-06 13:21:14.0   1       1       INFO    Starti
+ng for (ActivityId=13, DataSource=dunkle-rs)
13      251     2006-07-06 13:21:14.0   2       1       INFO    Queryi
+ng remote datasource ...

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Here i want to check,if all the id and run values are 13 and 251 in the lines.For that i want to take the line if it not starts with INFO/DEBUG/ID/<blankspace>.
So I used the regular expression like this, 
open fhand,temp;
while(<fhand>){
if(($_ !~ /^INFO/) ||($_ !~ /^DEBUG/)||($_ !~ /^ID/)){
      print"Line check";
}

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But if i give only one condition,it is working fine for me.How can i check more than one condition here.
Thanks.

In reply to Regular Expression matching more than one condition by qsl

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