Perl Gurus: Has anyone ran into the issue of some not being quoted in the combine function. The only time it puts quotes is if there is a space in the field. When I assign the variable ($doc_type) to letters, it does the same thing. Please see the following code and sample. 
 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::Simple;
use Text::CSV_XS;

#open DIPFILE, ">> C:/director/DIPFILE.TXT";
#open LOGFILE, ">> C:/director/DIPLOG.LOG";

#Pull in all the xml files for each report.
my @dipfile = glob('C:/director/*.xml');

my $csv = Text::CSV_XS->new({always_quote => 0});

foreach my $xml_file (@dipfile) {
    my $ref = XML::Simple::XMLin($xml_file, SuppressEmpty => '');
    
    my ($fileName) = "//prime/ReportExtract/Director/" . $ref->{fileNa
+me};
    my ($default_name) = $ref->{defaultName};
    my ($doc_type) = '1'; #Default set to unidentified Document Type. 
    my ($default_description) = $ref->{defaultDescription};
    my ($report_time) = $ref->{reportExecutionTime};
    my ($reportSearchPath) = $ref->{reportSearchPath};

    if (substr($reportSearchPath,23,10) eq "Operations"){$doc_type = 1
+719};  

    $csv->combine($fileName,$doc_type, $default_name,$default_descript
+ion,$report_time);

    print $csv->string, "\n";
}

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Thanks. Dave

In reply to Text::CSV_XS Issue by drodinthe559

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