Hi Monks, My Script is working fine when i put a '.' for the currect directory. But when i give a directory name which has space between it, it does not run it and did not show the files inside the directory. I am pasting piece of my code 
$glob_path = "$LogDir/${Prefix}*";
@log_paths = glob $glob_path or die "No files found in '$glob_path'";
printf "log files = \n";
print @log_paths;
printf "\n";

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I am running the program as- 
C:\Perl Script>perl summaryreport_latest_working_latest.pl --LogDir="C
+:\\Perl Script\\Sample Programs" --Prefix=arcotwebfort --Diagnostics=
+01096878 > results.txt

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i got this as output 
LOG DIR = C:\\Perl Script\\Sample Programs
log files = 
C:\PerlScript\Sample

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the actual folder name from where i need to take the file is-- <quote> C:\Perl Script\Sample Programs </quote> inside this directory we have so many files with prefix arcotwebfort. Kindly suggest something to come out of this problem. Thanks NT

In reply to execution problem if dir name has space in it's name by namishtiwari

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