# perl -e 'use My::Module::Account qw(_GenerateAccountSummary); _Gener
+ateAccountSummary();'
Undefined subroutine &main::_GenerateAccountSummary called at -e line 
+1.

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Three possibilities:

  1. &My::Module::Account::import doesn't exist and My::Module::Account doesn't inherit a method named import.

    Test: 

    perl -wle'use My::Module::Account qw(_GenerateAccountSummary); print M
+y::Module::Account->can("import") || "no"'

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  2. The import does not create a sub named _GenerateAccountSummary in the caller's namespace in response to the call.

    Test: 

    perl -wle'use My::Module::Account qw(_GenerateAccountSummary); print *
+{$::{_GenerateAccountSummary}}{CODE} || "no"'

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  3. _GenerateAccountSummary is successfully exported, but it has not been defined.

    Test: 

    perl -wle'use My::Module::Account qw(_GenerateAccountSummary); print d
+efined(&_GenerateAccountSummary) ? "yes" : "no"'

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The first to output "no" indicates the cause.

In reply to Re^6: fastcgi broke my Exports by ikegami
in thread fastcgi did NOT break my Exports, issue now resolved by hesco

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