Getting the same output that you wanted!
And i think the code you have given needs slight modification:
1. for loop to be included in while
2. $_="|" for $"="|"
(I know you knew these :-))
Here I have modified.
my %c;
while( <> ){
chomp;
my($c2,$c4,$c12)=(split/\|/)[1,3,11];
$c{"$c2|$c4"}||=[$_,0];
++$c{"$c2|$c4"}[1] if $c12=~/\S/;
$_="|";
for( sort keys %c ){
print "@{$c{$_}}\n";
}
}
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