Hello Monks, I have copied 2 files from 1 volume to another, renamed on the way with date attached to name. I want to create a log file that I can query with any date and if file is over 300kb, to notified me. Please find the following script so far. 
use strict;
use File::Copy;
use POSIX;

my @files = ('system.csv', 'sales.csv'); 
my $home = 'c:/EOD/20 January 2002/';    
my $archive = 'y:/New EOD/';             

my $yesterday = strftime("%d%m%y", localtime(time - 24*60*60));

for (@files){
  copy $home.$_, "$archive${yesterday}_$_"
    or print "ERROR: Can't copy $_ : $!\n";
}

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