I am new to perl, I can't see where it get stops, on this host machine, so I posted completed code. Pls note that this same perl script is working fine on another host, on shell and browser as well. but here it is give this errors

perl -wd ngcf.pl node=servername

Loading DB routines from perl5db.pl version 1.32 Editor support available. Enter h or `h h' for help, or `man perldebug' for more help.

Name "main::wday" used only once: possible typo at ngcf.pl line 41. at ngcf.pl line 41

Name "main::hour" used only once: possible typo at ngcf.pl line 41. at ngcf.pl line 41

Name "main::yday" used only once: possible typo at ngcf.pl line 41. at ngcf.pl line 41

Name "main::min" used only once: possible typo at ngcf.pl line 41. at ngcf.pl line 41

Name "main::sec" used only once: possible typo at ngcf.pl line 41. at ngcf.pl line 41

main::(ngcf.pl:12): $target="raksan"; Use of uninitialized value $tid in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/share/perl5/perl5db.pl line 2237. at /usr/share/perl5/perl5db.pl line 2237 DB::DB called at ngcf.pl line 12

In reply to Re^2: perl script not working after moved to new host by prabhakard
in thread perl script not working after moved to new host by prabhakard

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