GOAL:- I am trying to ready the keyvalues of the hash dashboard_branches and depending on the value am assigning the RLTAGURL but running into compilation error..can anyone provide guidance on what is wrong? 

foreach my ${branch} (sort keys %dashboard_branches)
{
print "BRANCH: ${branch}";
if (${branch} =~ /^TAG_WCONNECT_BT/)
{
        my $RLTAGRL    = "http://qwiki.company.com/qca_CNNss/CNN-BT-FM
+/BT_TAG_Releases";
}
elsif (${branch} =~ /^TAG_BTHOST/)
{
        my $RLTAGRL    = "http://qwiki.company.com/qca_CNNss/CNN-BT-FM
+/BT_TAG_Releases";
}
elsif (${branch} =~/^TAG_WCONNECT_NFC/)
{
        my $RLTAGRL    = "http://qwiki.company.com/qca_CNNss/CNN-BT-FM
+/NFC_TAG_Releases";
"create_dashboard.pl" 217L, 6996C written

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<user:/local/mnt/workspace/user/Automation/swbuild/bin/dashboard>perl 
+create_dashboard.pl
Global symbol "$RLTAGRL" requires explicit package name at create_dash
+board.pl line 201.
Execution of create_dashboard.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

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In reply to Global symbol "$RLTAGRL" requires explicit package name at create_dashboard.pl line 201. by Anonymous Monk

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