Hi,

I have inherited a old perl script which I need to modify. The old script had two sets of files but in a single directory ("EDS/CUCP/SIP";). Also, the Source ($SRC_DIR) and Destination dir ($DST_DIR ) was the same. But in the new, the files are from two diff directories ("$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/topology","$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/instance-0/preprocess"). Also, the destination is different. How do I combine the files from two dir in the $SRC dir? I tried it as my@dir my @dir = ("$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/topology","$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/instance-0/preprocess"); foreach my $SRC_DIR(@dir) { But it is not working. The files are from /opt/app/vcc/pvc/ohdr/topology and /opt/app/vcc/pvc/ohdr/instance-0/preprocess for example, aaa.txt, bbb.txt are from the first dir and PM_aaa.txt, PM_bbb.txt are fro second dir. 


 my $VTIERBASE       = "/opt/app/vcc";

...................................
    #my $SRC_DIR         = "EDS/CUCP/SIP";               # must prepen
+d $VTIERBASE/Data/Ready if not fully specified
    my @dir = ("$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/topology","$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/ins
+tance-0/preprocess");
    foreach my $SRC_DIR(@dir) {
    my $DONE_DIR        = "$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/instance-0/cucp";      
+                                  # must prepend $VTIERBASE/Data/Done
+ if not fully specified
    #my $DST_DIR         = "EDS/CUCP/SIP";               # must prepen
+d $VTIERBASE/Data/Ready if not fully specified
    my $DST_DIR         = "$VTIERBASE/pvc/ohdr/instance-0/processed";
    my $LOG_DIR;                                        # must prepend
+ $VTIERBASE if not fully specified
    my $LOG_DIR         = "$VTIERBASE/logs/DCCC/ohdr";
    my $EMAIL_DL;
    #my $CONFIG_FILE;
    my $CONFIG_FILE    = "$VTIERBASE/config/ohdr";
    my @feed_files;

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Thanks, Pragov

In reply to To read files from two dir by pragovnj

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