I have a bunch of files in a folder with data like so: 
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------+                     
| Total SE In Database                                                
+                                                  
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------+                     
                                                                      
+                                                  
Total SE Database                                                     
+                                                  
-----------------                                                     
+                                                  
            44835                                                     
+                                                  

+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------+                     
| Total SE ON                                                         
+                                                  
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------+                     
                                                                      
+                                                  
Total SE ON                                                           
+                                                  
-----------                                                           
+                                                  
      39035                                                           
+                                                  

+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------+                     
| Total SE ON For SNMP                                                
+                                                  
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------+

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I need to get that number "39035", and I've been tinkering with a one-liner (though yeah, I'm a rusty-newbie), and the following doesn't work for me: 
perl -ne 'if (m/^Total SE ON.*(\d+)/s) {print "$1\n"}' *

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Any suggestions Gurus?

In reply to One liner by manav_gupta

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