Global symbol "$cmd" requires explicit package name at D:\Interwoven\TeamSite\custom\tsadm\testFile3.pl line 32.

That means you have a variable "$cmd" on line 32, which you failed to declare with my $cmd or a similar statement.

You've already got a bunch of variables declared at the beginning, so you just forgot to declare this one.

EDIT:

Please don't remove your existing text. Append to it with an edit mark, or if the problem is sufficiently different, it may be appropriate to start a new SoPW.

***ERROR - Starting deployment. Reason from server: DEPLOY_CONFIG_FILE Details : Deployment config file not found (D:\Interwoven\OpenDeploy NG\conf\D:\Interwoven\OpenDeployNG\conf\tsadm\test_jignesh.xml)

This has nothing to do with perl. It looks like your config file name got mangled as it has two drive letters in it.

In reply to Re: Code is giving "explicit package name required" error by SuicideJunkie
in thread Code is giving "explicit package name required" error by manishrathi

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