Perl use statement

Hey All, I'm seeing some PERL weirdness. When I include a new PERL module in one of my PERL scripts the script stops working. However, it's odd because I've testing the PERL module on other scripts and it works fine. There seems to be some sort of issue with this script including a PERL module. Has anyone seen any limitations on PERL. Any limitations on how many modules are allowed to be used in any given PERL script?

Thanks,

Brian

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moonkhanna

paste your script to the post please

Bhargav Coca

Brian

There is no downside on # of modules which can be used in a given script. The question is were you testing this module as one single entity when you said it worked? Else it was in a group of modules? Also check if the module is correctly picked up by the script. there are some cases where i lost the location of the module.

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Adam Stoller

Hey All, I'm seeing some PERL weirdness. When I include a new PERL module in one of my PERL scripts the script stops working. However, it's odd because I've testing the PERL module on other scripts and it works fine. There seems to be some sort of issue with this script including a PERL module. Has anyone seen any limitations on PERL. Any limitations on how many modules are allowed to be used in any given PERL script?

Thanks,

Brian

There are a number of things this could be. It would help to know:

kaalraa

Hey All, I'm seeing some PERL weirdness. When I include a new PERL module in one of my PERL scripts the script stops working. However, it's odd because I've testing the PERL module on other scripts and it works fine. There seems to be some sort of issue with this script including a PERL module. Has anyone seen any limitations on PERL. Any limitations on how many modules are allowed to be used in any given PERL script?

Thanks,

Brian

Define 'stops working'? Also, check if there is a conflict of functions or methods between the script and module.

If possible, please attach the code.