I have a script where I open a directory in which I have n number of directories and I need to load all files in these directories into a hash. So I am trying to name the hash with the name of the directory which is in a variable. something like this 
if ( !opendir( DIR, "$myDirectory"))
        {
        
            &Util::Status($StatusFile, "Couldn't open $myDirectory");
            exit 1;
        }
        
        @Dirs = readdir( DIR );
        closedir( DIR );
        foreach $tgs (@Dirs)
        {
        
          $TGSet = "${myDirectory}/$tgs";
          $DataDir = "${TGSet}/DW_DataToLoad";
          next if $tgs =~ /^\.\.?$/;
       if ( -f "${DataDir}/ready_for_loading")
       {
           &Lock_File($StatusFile, $TGSet);
           unlink ( "${DataDir}/ready_for_loading");
           
           $DW_file_GL = "${myDirectory}/DW_input_GL";
           $DW_file_nonGL = "${myDirectory}/DW_input_nonGL";
           &PrepareDWFile( $StatusFile, $DW_file_GL, GL);
           &prepareDWFile( $StatusFile, $DW_file_nonGL, nonGL);
           if ( ! opendir( DATA, "$DataDir"))
           {
             &Util::Status($StatusFile, "Couldn't open $DataDir");
              exit 1;
            }
            
            @tgdir = readdir( DATA);
            foreach $task (@tgdir)
            {
              next if $task =~ /^\.\.?$/;
              ($task_name) = $task =~ m#(.*)\.txt$#i;
              if ( ! open (FILE, "$task"))
              {
               &Util::Status($StatusFile, "Error: Couldn't open $task_
+name file for reading");
               exit 1;
              }
              @{$task_name} = <FILE>;
            }
           
           $TGS_Value_$tgs{VAR} = \@VAR;
           $TGS_Value_$tgs{STR} = \@STR;
           $TGS_Value_$tgs{PER} = \@PER;
           $TGS_Value_$tgs{MKT} = \@MKT;
           $TGS_Value_$tgs{INS} = \@INS;
           $TGS_Value_$tgs{GL} = \@GL;

yet to complete it

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In reply to Re^2: Perl Variables by Nalina
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