#use strict;

$comparetime="0";

sub compare;

$Clinrxdir="D:\\StoreAccess\\shared\\sup shared\\";

opendir(DIR,$Clinrxdir);
@Files= readdir(DIR);
closedir(DIR);

foreach $cpupdate (@Files){

if($cpupdate =~ m/\s*cp_/i){


my $m_time = (stat($Clinrxdir.$cpupdate))[9];
my ($i_wday, $i_month, $day, $year) = (localtime($m_time))[6,4,3,5];

compare($m_time);

print "Timestamp for " . $cpupdate . " " . $m_time ."\n";


}
}

print "This is a test of file = " . $file . "\n";
print $file;

system("pause");


sub compare($){
local( $string ) = shift;
if($comparetime > $string){
    $file=$cpupdate;}
    else{$comparetime=$string;}
}

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I noticed some error's i made with my variable names, I corrected these, it now outputs the oldest timestamp, but does not update the name of the file to go with it.. for instance my timetamp was for file 4 but it was still listing file 1 as the output

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