Hello,
I have a small problem. Again lemme state this is not homework, but an assignment for my boss. He wants me to take 3 files, and combine the last lines of them in a table. The files follow this format: 
 Fri Oct 13 2000 20:11:54                                              Page  1

Weekly Stats for DE-NJ-MD sites

 RF Block | DCCH Block | Disp Queue | RF Drop | Erl/BR |
   1.40 % |    0.24 %  |    1.39%   |   2.04% |   2.35 |
The problem is, when i open the file and load it into an array, for somereason, the array shows up blank. Here is part ofmy code incase i am doing something wrong: 

$site_dnm = "/mnt/csphil/home/fburns/domereports/Weekly_Reports/de-nj-
+md";
$site_pa = "/mnt/csphil/home/fburns/domereports/Weekly_Reports/pa_only
+";
$site_pm = "/mnt/csphil/home/fburns/domereports/Weekly_Reports/phila_m
+arket"; 
# ------ Read files
 
     #read De-Nj-Md
        open($site_dnm);
        @DNM = <$site_dnm>;
        close($site_dnm);
    #read PA
        open(pa, $site_pa);
        @PA = <pa>;
        close(pa);
    #read in lat and long file
        open(LL, $site_pm);
        @PM = <PM>;
        close(PM);

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Thank you very much
Dipul Patel

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