unexpected "Substitution pattern not terminated" nothing in my code looks like regexp or s/// Error message
[john@primary duplicates] 21:13 $ perl -c fixip.pl Use of /c modifier is meaningless in s/// at fixip.pl line 21. Substitution pattern not terminated at fixip.pl line 19.
15 $I->execute; 16 17 while(my $i = $I->fetchrow_hashref) { 18 19 my $cnip = ($$i{s.misc04} << 16) + $$i{s.misc05}; 20 21 my $onip = ($$i{o.misc04} << 16) + $$i{o.misc05}; 22 23 $BILLMAX->do("UPDATE reset SET currentnip = $cnip,oldnip = $onip WHERE service = $$i{r.service}"); 24 }

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