Updates,
when I debug my array its looks like this, 
0  'gup.pl ; cd /and/updates'
1  'ck.pl; cd /and/release/runtime'

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Now.....I am separating commands like, 
 my ($run_cmd, $chdir_cmd) = split(';',$run[$element],2);

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Now my $chdir_cmd holds looks like this, 
DB<3> x $chdir_cmd
0  ' cd /and/updates'

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Now I want to get rid of single quote "'" so I did 
$chdir_cmd =~ s/'/"/g;

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but its not working! don't know why?
when I pass above $chdir_cmd to my ch_dir()function
I am getting following error
No such file or directory at test.pl line 254.
my function to change directory looks like this, 
sub ch_dir
{
    my ($cmd) = @_;
    $cmd =~ s/cd //;
    chdir($cmd) || die $!;
}

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But it works if I pass path like this, 
my $ cmd = "cd /and/updates";
ch_dir($cmd);

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I am lost, Any suggestion? Please
Cheers

In reply to Updates problem with single quote by Sun751

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