Thanks all for your inputs.. I have installed IPC::Run on my machine... I have googled but not able to find exactly how to run it. I am running below command

\ 
open (WFH1, ">", "${basePath}/QueryResult4.txt");
run('$SQLPLUS \@${basePath}/VoucherQuery4.sql $startdate', '>', \\WFH1
+);
close(WH1);

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instead of the existing

 `$SQLPLUS \@${basePath}/VoucherQuery4.sql $startdate> ${basePath}/QueryResult4.txt`

but receiving error

 Global symbol "$WFH1" requires explicit package name at VoucherStateC
+hange.pl_other2 line 47.
Global symbol "$WFH1" requires explicit package name at VoucherStateCh
+ange.pl_other2 line 48.
Execution of VoucherStateChange.pl_other2 aborted due to compilation e
+rrors.

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Feeling myself clueless...Could you please help me here or provide any good documentation on this module? thanks

In reply to Re^2: How to handel sqlplus error in perl script. by Ankur_kuls
in thread How to handel sqlplus error in perl script. by Ankur_kuls

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