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I was gonna play around and fix the bug but I need to process two batches of data for my client by tomorrow and I am not yet efficient to write this up in short time. I got some help already to write up this script here but it is not process the file correctly. It just print out each line from the data file.
I just want to parse them into one cvs file under this headings. File,Full Path,Extension,Subject,Email Date,From,To,CC,AttachementInfo,BCC,Exported,Attachments
Some of these fields might run off more than one line. I checked a few files and definitely know (Full Path,To, CC, BCC and attachemnts might run on multiple lines)
There are multiple files in a folder and each file contains multiple messages separated by == lines and white space. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
script: #!/usr/bin/perl #Parse email - exchange data #ParseExchangeMessage.pl use strict;
my $record; open (IN, "C:/Project/Perl/some mesage.txt") or die "We have a problem: $!"; {local $/; $record = <IN>;} close IN;