Below is the set of files in my directory.

ITEM_1.PRODUCTS.sold

ITEM_2.PRODUCTS.sold

ITEM_3.PRODUCTS.sold

ITEM_4.PRODUCTS.sold

ITEM_5.PRODUCTS.sold

ITEM_6.PRODUCTS.sold

With below code I am able to rename the files as

ITEM_1.PRODUCTS.sold

to

ITEM_1.PRODUCTS.ordered

#/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my $dir = '/local/usr/prod/';
my $exp = 'PRODUCTS'
my $code = 'ITEM_1'
my @filelist =glob "${dir}*{$code}*{exp}*failed*";
foreach(@fileList){
next if -d;
my$ oldname=$_;
s/sold/ordered/;
rename $oldname,$_ or
$_=$oldname,
warn "can"t rename $oldnme to $_: $!"
}

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However now I want my variable to be passed as

my $code = 'ITEM_1 ,ITEM_2 ,ITEM_3 ,ITEM_4 ,ITEM_5 ,ITEM_6';

and rename all the files to

ITEM_1.PRODUCTS.ordered

ITEM_2.PRODUCTS.ordered

ITEM_3.PRODUCTS.ordered

ITEM_4.PRODUCTS.ordered

ITEM_5.PRODUCTS.ordered

ITEM_6.PRODUCTS.ordered

Please help. Thanks.

In reply to Perl Rename set of files by Magnolia25

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