Thanks a ton duyet.. You are a life saver :) One final question pls. The log file has been updated with a new entry called Files, like below for example 
JIRA: COM-6789
Program:Testing
Reviewer:Chan Joe
Description:SO hwat 
rev:r698392
Files: dev/src/com/user/st/recall/api/API.java
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JIRA: COM-6789
Program:Testing
Reviewer:Chan Joe
Description:Paid the Due
rev:r327896
Files:base/dev/src/com/myorg/ng/order/util/Util.jsp;base/dev/src/com/m
+yorg/ng/sterling/sth/api/Update.jsp
base/dev/src/com/myorg/ng/order/basedesign/util/HDrals.jsp
base/dev/src/com/myorg/ujio/update/test.jsp

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Since 'Files' may have multiple file entries separated by a newline like above, I'm facing the below message 
  Files => base/dev/src/com/myorg/ng/order/util/Util.jsp;base/dev/src/
+com/myorg/ng/sterling/sth/api/Update.jsp
    Description => My design initiative .
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at monk.pl l
+ine 62, <FH> line 55.
 => base/dev/src/com/myorg/ng/order/basedesign/util/HDrals.jsp

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Kindly can you enlighten me how to handle the same and display the File entries one after anothe ?Thanks again.

In reply to Re^4: Hash of Hash of Arrays by voltas
in thread Hash of Hash of Arrays by voltas

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