thanks McA...

your comments really helped and I was able to get rid of .ksh file and get sendmail part into perl..

but my current problem is log file contents doesn't gets email only name of file appear in email body part... so what exactly I shoul write for $generatedMailText is it

$outputFile or log.list_tables

$outputFile = log.list_tables 
open my $fh, '|-', 'mailx -s "List report" test@mail' or die "ERROR: C
+ouldn't open pipe: $!";

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print $fh $generatedMailText or die "ERROR: Couldn't write to pipe: $!
+";

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close $fh or die "ERROR: Closing pipe failed: $!";

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Thanks, homer

In reply to Re^2: List DB tables by homer4all
in thread List DB tables by homer4all

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