I am getting this error

syntax error at line 200, near "sub add_login"
Can't use global @_ in "my" line 202, near "= @_"
syntax error at line 227, near "}"
had compilation errors.

I can not find anything wrong with this code. Maybe a second set of eyes will help.
This is the call to the sub
add_login(\$dbhCurrent, $usrname, $first, $last, $passwd, $fncgrp); This is the sub 
sub add_login{

Line 202 my ($dbhCurrent, $usrname, $first, $last, $passwd, $fncgrp) =
+ @_;
my $full_last = $last . " SHPS";

my $sql = "sp_addlogin \'$usrname\', \'$passwd\', \'APPMASTER\'";

$$dbhCurrent->do($sql)
    or $app->log($WARN,"Can't do SQL statement [ $sql ] :: $DBI::errst
+r");

$app->use_database($dbhCurrent, "$DB");

$sql = "exec stored_proc USR_ID";

$$dbhCurrent->do($sql)
        or $app->log($WARN,"Can't do SQL statement [ $sql ] :: $DBI::e
+rrstr");

$sql = "declare \@usrid int, \@sysusrid int " .
       "select \@sysusrid = suser_id\(\'$usrname\'\) " .
       "select \@usrid = $IDVALUE from $ID " .
       "where $IDNAME = \'USR_ID\' " .
       "insert into APPUSR (APP_CD, USR_ID, USRNAME, USRFNAME, USRLNAM
+E, FNCGRP_CD, SYSUSR_ID) " .
       "values (\'A\', \@usrid, \'$usrname\', \'$first\', \'$full_last
+\', $fncgrp, \@sysusrid)";

$$dbhCurrent->do($sql)
        or $app->log($FATAL,"Can't do SQL statement [ $sql ] :: $DBI::
+errstr");
line 227 }

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Line 227 is the curly bracket that completes the sub

In reply to can't use global @_in "my" by mnlight

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