It is a bit awkward for me to test this bit of code. Should it work ok? 


sub Check_request_file {  # This sproc is a security measure 

  my ($file_to_check) = @_;
  
  
  open (FILE, "<$flat_to_check");

  while (<FILE>){
    
    #SPROC Name: reception
    
    if ($_ =~ /SPROC\sName\:/ && $_ !~ /SPROC\sName\:\s[r|R]eception/)
+{  
      remame "$flat_to_check", "" or warn $!;
      exit;
    }else {#Do nothing
    }
  }
}

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The code currently has access to the following modules.

use File::Copy;
use File::Slurp;

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