I have few more doubts.i want to stop this process at some directory levels.Can i able to do? for example my tree struture: 
    DCMS_DEMO
    |-- DCMS_DEMO.config
    |-- DCMS_DEMO.html
    |-- de_top
    |   |-- Block_DV
    |   |   |-- Block_DV.config
    |   |   |-- Block_DV.html
    |   |   |-- rev1
    |   |   |   |-- rev1.config
    |   |   |   `-- rev1.html
    |   |   `-- rev2
    |   |       |-- rev2.config
    |   |       `-- rev2.html

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The above script conversion should be done until the following levels.Now my script imports the hyprlinks for all directory levels.How can i do it.Is it possible? 
    |-- DCMS_DEMO.config
    |-- DCMS_DEMO.html
    |-- de_top
    |   |-- Block_DV
    |   |   |-- Block_DV.config
    |   |   |-- Block_DV.html

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And also the a href links from directory to directory level. if i click any of contents from DCMS_DEMO.html it should link with Block_DV.html.Likewise for Block_DV.html.But the link attachements should stop at Block_DV directories.

In reply to Re^5: How to add hyperlink for every table data using perl? by finddata
in thread How to add hyperlink for every table data using perl? by finddata

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