Hi shroh,

Hi James, This is what i am getting when i use when using strict and warning....E:\Temp\inyrohs>perl outage_nodes.pl off Can't locate warning.pm..

perl does not have use warning but warnings. Note the s. After that is corrected, then try running the code again.
You can also include use diagnostics; so the pragmas will go like thus: 

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;

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In reply to Re^3: Passing the files as an argument in Subroutines by 2teez
in thread Passing the files as an argument in Subroutines by shroh

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