Aha!, Thanks a lot. I noticed too and I changed it.
Here is the code
#!perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Win32::OLE;
my $fs = Win32::OLE->CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject');
my $d = $fs->GetDrive('Y:') or die "GetDrive failed $!";
my $TotalSize = $d->{TotalSize};
my $FreeSpace = $d->{FreeSpace};
my $usedSpace = $d->{TotalSize} -= $d->{FreeSpace};
my $AvailableSpace = $d->{AvailableSpace} *=100;
my $AvailUsed = $AvailableSpace /= $d->{TotalSize};
my $SpaceLeft = $d->{AvailableSpace} /= $AvailUsed;
my $MappedDriveSpaceAvailable = $AvailUsed *= 100;
print "em_result=$MappedDriveSpaceAvailable";
Now, there are the errors
GetDrive failed Bad file descriptor at E:\APPL\OEM\NetworkDriveCheck.pl line 9.
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