This is code snippet Where i am reading a xls file called delaytemplate 

        my $parser_delaytemplate_oop   = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::Save
+Parser->new();
    my $parser_delaytemplate_handler = $parser_delaytemplate_oop->Pars
+e($open_thisoo)  or die "Unable to open $open_thisoo\n, $!";
    my $delaytemplate_me = $parser_delaytemplate_handler->worksheet(0)
+;
    for(my $i = 0 ; $i < 1000000 ; $i++)
    {
        my $parser = $delaytemplate_me->get_cell(0, $i+1);
        if($parser)
        {
             $corners_xls[$counter_corners_xls++]= $parser->value();
        }
        else
        {
            last;
        }
    }

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This snippet is in a subroutine which is called around 500 to 3000 times. When i am calling this code snippet for 500 times, there are no errors. When i am calling this code snippet for more times like around 3000, then all the values are showing up as unintialized, despite me reading the same xls file in both cases. In each subroutine call, I am reading the same xls file multiple times. Does my library provide any limitations on number of times I can read the same xls file?

In reply to xls file number of reads limit? by breadbonda

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