@Anonymous Monk
Once again thanks for your help. Glob solves line break issue but... brings another one problem. 

#Create database filenames table @files
my @ext = ("fb", "gdb", "ib");
my $data = "/opt/databases";

foreach (@ext) {
        my $load = glob "$data*.$_";
        push (@files, $load);
}

foreach (@files) {
print "Found database: $_ \n";
}

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/opt/databases contains 5 files. Two with fb extension, three with gdb. Foreach loop should (as i think) push to @files table all filenames with extensions from @ext. Now this code works only for first extension on table @ext and second issue it inserts me in table @files first and last item empty. The execution result looks: 
Found database:
Found database: /opt/databases/DEMO.fb
Found database: /opt/databases/demo2.fb
Found database:

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The first and last are unwanted, they breaks the script at gbak - it dies due to empty filename to backup.
Second thing - why foreach loop breaks after first item from list and don`t push to @files other files as i think it should?

In reply to Re: Firebird databases backup script by Mery84
in thread Firebird databases backup script by Mery84

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