All, 

never mind about responding to the past email, I got it !  My syntax was :


foreach (split /\n/, $EDM_nonactive_tapelist )  {
                        #print OUT "$_\n" unless substr($_, 0, 5) eq 
'*Orig';
 
                        if ( /\((E\d+)/ ) {
                                local $, = "\t";
                                print OUT "$1\n" unless substr($_, 0, 5) 
eq '*Orig';
                        }
                }
 
                close (OUT);

Derek B. Smith
OhioHealth IT
UNIX / TSM / EDM Teams


----- Forwarded by Derek Smith/Staff/OhioHealth on 08/24/2004 03:56 PM 
-----


Derek Smith
08/24/2004 12:42 PM

 
        To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
        cc: 
        Subject:        filehandle errors

All, 

I am a little confused on how some of my code is compiling.  This maybe a 
little long but basically my goal is:

EDM Vault Tape List for client edm01 
08/24/04 11:31

E01265 
E00869 
E00258 
E00706 
E00702 


and I am attaining this, but not through the main program rather through a 
separate .pl file that has one subroutine.  I had been trying to get the 
above this in one full swoop, but kept getting read/write IO errors 
stating FILEHANDLE only opened for writing so I changed the file to 
+<filename and after this I was not getting the above instead I was 
getting junk data. 
My goal is as above but through the MAIN programs block, so I attempted to 
use a  while (<OUT>) outside of the foreach statement as highlighted in 
main instead of having this separate pl file produce the above results for 
me. 



sub LVIMAGE_FE {

        open (OUT, ">$lvimgFEtapes") || die "could not open file:$!";
        my $lvimgFE_nonactive_tapelist = `ebreport media -template 
$FEsched`;
        select( (select(OUT), $|=1 ) [0] );

                foreach (split /\n/, $lvimgFE_nonactive_tapelist )  {
                        print OUT "$_\n" unless substr($_, 0, 5) eq 
'*Orig';
                }
                close (OUT);
}


 while (<OUT>) {
 
                                if ( /\((E\d+)/ ) {
                                        local $, = "\t";
                                        print OUT "$1 \n"; 
                                }
                        }

close (OUT);

&LVIMAGE_FE;

derek

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