Hi Folks,

I am looking at all the ways where I can have Perl to do my task.

This is more of a logic, but just want to make sure is there any Perl module defined for this (I don't think so but trying by posting this link).

I need to retrieve data from a file which has two values: 1) a Perl script and 2) An interval. After retrieving the Perl script should always be execute based on the respective interval and all the entries are dynamic.
For Example:
a.pl:15
b.pl 25
...
...

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I can do that using CRON to add each entry but this is always dynamic and I don't want to use CRON.

Can anyone give your suggestions in this regard?

Thanks,
Ashok.

In reply to Help with Perl by ashok.g

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