Hi Folks,

When i execute my script as below

check_build_test_time_run_test.pl rel=102b file=ccmsg.2

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it is coming out of the script after printing below statement. it is checking the wrong condition.. i dont know why. can someone please help? 
[Error] - Wrongly passed the parameter.
          Please use correct format as below

[Example] - <scriptname> rel=<release> file=<file_name>(./check_build_
+test_time_run_test.pl rel=102b file=ccmsg.1)

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I am checking the input parameters passing to the script and validating the parameters before return. below is my subroutine.

        if ($no_of_arg == 2)
        {
                my($inp1,$inp2)=@ARGV;
                chomp($inp1,$inp2);

                print "inp1 is $inp1 inp2 is $inp2\n";


                print "inp1 is $inp1 inp2 is $inp2\n";

                my ($opt1,$value1,$opt2,$value2)="";

                if ($inp1 =~ /^rel=\w+$/i)
                {
                        ($opt1,$value1)=split(/=/,$inp1);
                }

                if ($inp2 =~ /^file=\w+$/i)
                {
                        ($opt2,$value2)=split(/=/,$inp2);
                }

                if ($inp1 !~ /^rel=\w+$/i or $inp2 !~ /^file=\w+$/i)
                {
                        print "\n[Error] - Wrongly passed the paramete
+r.\n";
                        print "          Please use correct format as 
+below\n";
                        print "\n[Example] - <scriptname> rel=<release
+> file=<file_name>($script_name rel=102b file=
ccmsg.1)\n\n";
                        exit;
                }

                return($value1,$value2);

        }

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Thank you..

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