The brackets do enclose the transfile number with out any space left. I even added chomp just to be 100% sure.

Here is my updated code 

        # read trans barcode 
        $primer = Util::Util::fileDecode($transFile);
        chomp($primer);
        print "(",$primer,")\n";
        # set transaction folder path
        my $transPath = $wDir. "plsTrans/$primer/tmp/";
        if(-d $transPath){
           print "Transpath : " . $transPath . "\n";
           print "FileName : ".  $transFile . "\n";
           print "Cmd      : >cp $transFile $transPath<\n";
           system("mv",$transFile,$transPath);
        }

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