Hi monks, 
sub bee_global_symbolics{
sub bee_global_symbolics{
my ($dbinfo,$process_id,$process_step_seq,$as_of_date,$process_executi
+on_id,
      $sourcedir,$rootdir,$system_id,$global_files_flag)=@_;
print $process_id,$process_step_seq,$global_files_flag;
my $rc=SUCCESS;
my ($msg,$msg_txt);
                #messenger is an 'our' object ref declared in bee_main
+.pl
                #set caller so that all written msgs will have prefix 
+of Extract
$Messenger->set_caller("Load Symbolics");
$msg_txt="bee_global_symbolics.pm started";
$Messenger->write_message($msg_txt,'I');
my @symbolics = &get_global_symbolics($dbinfo,$process_id,$process_ste
+p_seq);
my ($symbolic_name,$symbolic_flag,$source_sql) = @symbolics;
print "$symbolic_name\n";
print "$symbolic_flag\n";
$sth1=$dbinfo->{'dbh'}->prepare("$source_sql");
if ( $sth1->execute )
{
$dbinfo->{'oraerr'} = "Error Executing sql : >$DBI::errstr<";
}
 @valuelist = $sth1->fetchrow_array();
 $sth1->finish;

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values are the multiple values with a single key name like process_name as a key and linux,unix are the values assigned to that particular key.

till here i have done now and have to set those values as global by using tie::hash module or any module.

In reply to subroutine modules by roc

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