Hi Perl Monks, I have created a perl module as below, the below code contains just a few lines of the code. 
package Hello; 
use Exporter;   
@ISA = ('Exporter');  # create an Exporter object.

# Export all variables and functions via EXPORT statement
# updated for exporting Setup CLI keys and Variables

@EXPORT = qw($x $TestCase $TSPass $ConfigFile $TCPass);

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The variables that are tried to be exported have to be accessed within the functions in perl module as well as outside. Ex: If i have a function testpm in the perl module Hello then the variables have to be accessed in that function as well as in the functions of the script which uses this perl module. When i run my script i get an error as below. 
Global symbol "$TestCase" requires explicit package name at Hello.pm l
+ine 58.

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Please Please help me with this; i am badly stuck at this point. Thank You.

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