Hi Monk, Sorry for the confusion, perl program was converted as .exe and it show error while running the .exe with huge inputs. But if I run in perl program, its working fine.

I have placed the sample code below. I think problem is more than one index file and index file sample also placed below.

Sample Inputs: 0521343434ind.xml

<indexEntry>
<primaryIE id="ind-pie-i00-184">bilingual education <pg>12, 81&ndash;4
+</pg></primaryIE>
<secondaryIE id="ind-pie-i00-185">transitional <pg>55</pg></secondaryI
+E>
</indexEntry>
<indexEntry>
<primaryIE id="ind-pie-i00-186">Bilingual Education Act <pg>30</pg></p
+rimaryIE>
</indexEntry>

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Coding as Follows:

        foreach (@ind)
        {
            open (IND,"$fold\/body\/$_") or die ("$_ isnot opened chec
+k\n");
            local $/;
            my $ind=<IND>;
            while ($ind=~/id="(.*?)"/gi)
            {        
                $indhash{$1}=$_;
            }
            close(IND);
        }

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Whether it may be memory problem. Please Give your suggestion.

Regards,
RIO

In reply to Re^3: Reg. Perl file Exe problem by Anonymous Monk
in thread Reg. Perl file Exe problem by Anonymous Monk

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