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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Matching words in Perl Post 302287527 by monika on Saturday 14th of February 2009 02:27:23 AM
Old 02-14-2009
Matching words in Perl

Hi,

I have an array in which one column can contain any statement.
From multiple rows of that column I want to match the statement like "Execution Started."

If that row contains "Execution started." then only I have to fetch other data of other columns of that particular row.

I dont want that record if it contains only "Start". the entire "Execution Started." should match.

how this can be implemented in perl.

Thanks
 

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Indicates whether the specified statement has rows. PARAMETERS
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