Well if anyone was interested, this is what I did to correct my issue:
Orignal Code Snipet 
opendir(CacheDir,$Cache) || die "Couldn't open the directory $Cache: $
+!\n";
                @filelist=grep { /[0-9]{5}/ } readdir(CacheDir);
                closedir(CacheDir);                                
                @sortlist=sort {$b <=> $a} @filelist;
                
                for ($i=0;$i<$MsgCount;$i++)
                {
                
                    $filename=$sortlist[$i];
                    if ($filename)
                    {
                      open(ITEM,"$Cache/$filename");

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New Code 
opendir(CacheDir,$Cache) || die "Couldn't open the directory $Cache: $
+!\n";
                @filelist=grep { /[0-9]{5}/ } readdir(CacheDir);
                closedir(CacheDir);
                $z=0;
                while($filelist[$z]){
                    if ($filelist[$z] =~ /[0][0][0-1][0-9][0-9]/){
                    $bigfilelist[$z]=int($filelist[$z]+100000);
                    }
                    else{
                        $bigfilelist[$z]=$filelist[$z];
                    }
                    ++$z;
                }
                                
                @sortlist=sort {$b <=> $a} @bigfilelist;
                
                $i=0;                
                while($sortlist[$i]){
                    $filename=int($sortlist[$i]);
                    if($filename > 100000){
                        $filename=int($filename-100000);
                    }
                    else{
                        $filename=int($filename);
                    }
                    $filename=sprintf("%05d", $filename);
                    ++$i;
            
                    if ($filename)
                    {
                      open(ITEM,"$Cache/$filename");

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Again I wanted to thank everyone for their input, I still learned a few things that I will use in the future.
Danny

In reply to Re^3: Sorting through a rollover by onegative
in thread Sorting through a rollover by onegative

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