i got perl script not written by me which parses data files and write them to database. One of the file i am having a issue is a csv file.The file is using CRLF terminators. The script when i run throws an error "Something went wrong while parsing/importing " and it displays the line number.I have managed to diagnose there is LF in the middle of line and the normal CRLF in the end. how can i remove this LF.I been told it is LF by notepad++ 
# parse, process and save data for further usage
  my $fh = new IO::File;
  my $ic_failed = 0;
  my $ic_total = 0;
  if ($fh->open($feed)) {
    my $parser = Parse::CSV->new(
      handle    => $fh,
      csv_attr  => $csv_setup,
      fields    => $csv_fields,
      filter    => sub { retrievefiles($_) },
    );

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I have tried binary mode in $main::csv_setup but cant get it to read it..

In reply to issue with LF & CRLF by nafri

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