I tried to do this 

se strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use Switch;
use File::stat;
use Time::localtime;

use POSIX ();


print ("Enter the directory name and date as input arguments:");

my $which_directory;
my $which_date;
###$tm = localtime;
my $mtime;
my $file;

$which_directory = $ARGV[0];
print (" The first argument is  $ARGV[0]\n" ) ;
 $which_date = $ARGV[1];


print (" The secnd argument is $ARGV[1]\n");

die("Nothing entered as directory path name\n") if ($which_directory e
+q "");
die("Nothing enetered as update date\n") if ($which_date eq "");


   opendir(DIR,$which_directory) || die "Error in opening dir $which_d
+irectory\n";

   my @dir = grep { !/^\.+$/ } readdir(DIR);

my $i = 0;

    foreach (@dir)
    {
     readdir($ARGV[0] . "/" . $dir[0]);
     $mtime = (stat ($file))[9];
    print " Time--->" . ($mtime).$file . "\n";
    print "Last change:\t" . ($mtime).$file . "\n";
$i++;

}
 closedir(DIR);

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$ perl test_ash.pl /var/opt/nexius/cm/westtr3/oss/ericsson 01/01/2011 Enter the directory name and date as input arguments: The first argument is /var/opt/nexius/cm/westtr3/oss/ericsson The secnd argument is 01/01/2011 Bad symbol for filehandle at test_ash.pl line 39.

Is there any other approach for reading and entering into the subdirectory ? I saw the File::Find but did not get anything of relevance! . Please guide

In reply to Re^4: Please advice by ashish_sun123
in thread Please advice by ashish_sun123

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