I made the changes as you suggested, the new code follows: 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::SFTP;

my $SFTPSite = 'sftp.xxxxbroker' ;
my $userid = 'fred';
my $pword =  'bedrock';

my $entry = undef;

#**  **  **  **  **  **  **  ** 
# Setup to do the SFTP
my $sftp = Net::SFTP->new( $SFTPSite, $userid, $pword ) or 
                 die "Could NOT create SFTP "  ;     #Net::SFTP  const
+ructor


my @entries = $sftp->ls('/');       # slurp all entries into an array
  
foreach  $entry (@entries) {  
    print  "$entry    \n";
    chomp $entry;
    my @fields = split /\s+/, $entry;
    print "the file name: " .  $fields[-1] . "\n";
        
}

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the following error message resulted from the above code.

C:\dev\FTPPerl>perl testSFTP.pl The getpwuid function is unimplemented at c:/progFiles/PERL/site/lib/Net/SSH/Perl.pm line 110.

I belive that I an missing something to support Net::SFTP. Maybe I have an old version of Net:SSH But do not know how to figure that out.
As per the ActiveState Perl Package Manager I have the following SSH stuff installed:
Net-SSH 0.08
Net-SSH-Perl 1.30
Net-SSH-W32-Perl .05

thanks for your assistance.

kd

In reply to Re^2: help with Net::SFTP by kevind0718
in thread help with Net::SFTP by kevind0718

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