Hy there When I execute the Script Perl complains: "Global symbol "$t_client_types" requires explicit package name at Class_t_clients.pm" even though I declared the variable "$t_client_types" with 'our' in the Main Script. Can someone explain this behaviour to me ? Thank's Denis 

------- Main Script -------
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use warnings;

  use Class_t_client_types;
  our $t_client_types = Class_t_client_types->new();
# ^^^
# I'm using 'our' to make '$t_client_types' globally 
# available in the main Script.
(...)









----- Package -----

package Class_t_client_types;

sub inventory {

        my $self = shift;
        my $ip = shift;
        my $id_t_macaddrs = shift;

        my $id_t_clients;

        # inventory client_types
        my $id_t_client_types = $t_client_types->inventory();
        # ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        # Perl complains: Global symbol "$t_client_types" requires exp
+licit package name at Class_t_clients.pm

        # this will teturn noop if the client is not yet inventorized
        my $id_t_status = $query->get_id_t_status_by_id_t_macaddrs($id
+_t_macaddrs);

        # inventory
        $id_t_clients = cast2db::Class_t_clients->find_or_create(
                # GLOBAL VARIABLE
                id_t_macaddrs => $id_t_macaddrs,
                ip => $ip,
                id_t_client_types => $id_t_client_types,
                id_t_status => $id_t_status,
        );

        # set time
        use POSIX qw(strftime);
        my $inventory_date = strftime "%Y-%m-%d", localtime;
        my $inventory_time = strftime "%H:%M:%S", localtime;
        $id_t_clients->inventory_date($inventory_date);
        $id_t_clients->inventory_time($inventory_time);
        $id_t_clients->update;


        return $id_t_clients;
}

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