Re: Perl - Linux - Unable to Write Files

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Script stops processing after 138 files

If this is a fixed number, sounds like maybe you are running out of filehandles (but 138 is not too much), or maybe running out of memory. Just my two cents. Check your ulimit

Updated: You could be able to open more files if needed using a cache. This should not be necessary, but take a look to Cache::Cache or CHI

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Re^2: Perl - Linux - Unable to Write Files by Anonymous Monk on Mar 13, 2015 at 05:11 UTC
sorry, i could not post the exact compiling code. The issue was that disk was full after 138 files. However i also found an issue with my code, where when i split the file, i am not doing `close FILEHNDL`	[reply] [d/l]

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