Hello eversuhoshin,

I had to create the target file by changing this line:

my $pdftwo = PDF::API2->open(...) ;

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to this:

my $pdftwo = PDF::API2->new();

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Then the script ran successfully to completion, with no errors. I then changed the new call back to open, and ran again, also successfully and with no errors. The second run appended the same output to the output from the first run. One run takes around 2 minutes and produces 490 PDF pages. Here is a sample of the output (first page):

CUSIP NO
ISSUER NAME
ISSUER DESCRIPTION
STATUS
14:23
IVM001
Run Date:
3/24/2014
** List of Section 13F Securities **
Page 1
Year:
Run Time:
2014
Qtr:
1
C15396
AA
9
CANADIAN SOLAR INC
DEBT 4.250% 2/1
ADDED
D18190
89
8
*
DEUTSCHE BANK AG
NAMEN AKT
D18190
90
8
DEUTSCHE BANK AG
CALL
D18190
95
8

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So, I cannot reproduce the error you report.

Hope that helps (somehow),

Athanasius <°(((>< contra mundum Iustus alius egestas vitae, eros Piratica,

In reply to Re: Create new pdf File by Athanasius
in thread Create new pdf File by eversuhoshin

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