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#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; # pl_test/752902.pl for (<DATA>) { chomp; my $data = $_; if ( $data =~ m/^(hdisk.)/ ) { print "$1 \t"; } if ( $data =~ m/\s+(Serial Number)\.+([\d,A-Z]+)/) { # alt char +class: [0-9,A-Z] and possibly /i print "$1\t$2\n"; } } __DATA__ hdisk0 P1/Z1-Aa 16 Bit LVD SCSI Disk Drive (18200 MB) Manufacturer................IBM Machine Type and Model......ST318305LC FRU Number..................09P4437 Serial Number...............0009E05B Part Number.................09P4436 hdisk1 P1/Z1-Ab 16 Bit LVD SCSI Disk Drive (18200 MB) Manufacturer................IBM Machine Type and Model......ST318305LC FRU Number..................09P4437 Serial Number...............0004A0D2 Part Number.................09P4436

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hdisk0 Serial Number 0009E05B hdisk1 Serial Number 0004A0D2

In reply to Re: Parsing output from a command by ww
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