I am not sure If get understand you properl but still if you need memcache(d) to work you need to have php 5.2 or above and In perl On can get the cache values like

my $serviceID=$ARGV[0];
my $perlKey=’perl_’.$serviceID;
my $result = $memcli->get($perlKey);
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and to set memcache you can use

$perlString = $val1.’,’. $val2.’,’. $val3.’,’. $val4.’,’. $val5.’,’. $
+val6;
$memcache->set($perlKey, $perlString, 0, 10);
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- See more at: http://ecarobar.com/memcached-using-php-and-perl/#sthash.LkEfL9gv.dpuf