.fad fuer command test ist /edvtest/cdk/kuda_537/TP/TP_chk_mjm.sql
:Keine Datei und kein Verzeichnis at /edvtest/cdk/shellscripts//my_uti
+ls.pm line 440_chk_mjm.sql
...

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The first step would be to look at (or show us) line 440 in my_utils.pm. From the mangled line :Keine Datei und kein Verzeichnis at /edvtest/cdk/shellscripts//my_utils.pm line 440_chk_mjm.sql, I assume that there is whitespace (for example, a carriage return) at the end of the filename that ends in 440_chk_mjm.sql. Most likely, whatever routine is reading the filenames of the SQL files from a file is not cleaning up whitespace at the end of each line.

If there is no whitespace at the end there, please show us how you are reading that filename and where it comes from. Data::Dumper has the $Useqq variable to also output whitespace, so inspecting the string would also help:

use Data::Dumper;
$Data::Dumper::Useqq = 1;
warn Dumper $filename;

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Otherwise, output more of the filenames and values into your logfile.

In reply to Re: Problem with file encoding by Corion
in thread Problem with file encoding by Just_ME

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