Thank you for the reply. I liked the idea of using shell scripts as aliases. I've added /mybin to my path and I am able to execute the script successfully with argument values from the command line. However, when I execute it with perl, the argv values do not get passed. 
if($input eq "-c"){
    print "Enter Command: ";
    my $cmd = <STDIN>;
    chomp($cmd);
    print $fh $cmd;
    print $fh "\n\t#### START COMMAND OUTPUT ####\n";
    print `$cmd`;
    foreach(`$cmd`){
    print $fh "#".$_;
}
    print $fh "\t#### END COMMAND OUTPUT ####\n";
    next;
}

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Shell Script: 
#!/bin/bash

perl /path/to/script/script.pl $1 $2 $3 $4

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Any suggestions?

In reply to Re^2: How to execute alias commands (source your profile) by nanophd
in thread How to execute alias commands by nanophd

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