Even am getting valid value of $field(not blank) when i'll execute it as a single record but the problem lies when am fetching 25k-40k records in a single go from oracle DATABASE.
Below is the perl suedo code mentioning the problem : 
script start
....
....
select * from table where some condition = some value
....
while(around 25k-40k records)
{
      my $field = '';
      $field = $h->{'HTML_FIELD'} if(defined($h->{'HTML_FIELD'}));
      $field = &html_parsing($field) if($field);
  ##4-5 $field values come blank here while their 
  ##corresponding $h->{'HTML_FIELD'} values 
  ##are well defined in DATABASE with html tags and 
  ##english phrases and ideally should not be blank when
  ##passed though html parser.
}

sub html_parsing
{
        my $raw_html = shift;
        my $hs = HTML::Strip->new();
        my $string = $hs->parse( $raw_html );
        ## Problem: here the $string is becoming blank after parsing.
        $hs->eof;

        return $string;
}
....
....
script ends

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In reply to Re^4: HTML::Strip returning blank value after parsing by jaspreet_sethi5875
in thread HTML::Strip returning blank value after parsing by jaspreet_sethi5875

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