Thank you. Now I see where I`m wrong. More than one result is output of glob but I insert them to variable but should be inserted to table.
I`ve fixed it to @files 
foreach (@ext) {
        my @load = glob "$data*.$_";
        push (@files, @load);
}

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but still first element of @files table is empty.
The output: 
 
2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database:
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/DEMO.fb
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/demo2.fb
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/demo.gdb
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/demo2.gdb
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/demo3.gdb
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/simplemarketing.g
+db
 2012-03-02-09-46-09: Found database: /opt/databases/SimpleMarketing2.
+gdb

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The script dies at first element because gbak can`t perform backup on empty file as source.
For now to cut out the first empty element from @files i`ve just used  shift(@files); but I`m not sure is this a good idea. I don`t know why it push first element empty to @files and if in some conditions e.g. on other server the first element will not be empty the shift will be cutting out one of databases from backup.
Is there a better way to check array for empty elements and if exist shift them? I have two ideas - insert if in foreach loop or do another one foreach loop for @files to remove the empty elements. In both ideas I don`t know how to correctly detect empty elements.

In reply to Re^3: Firebird databases backup script by Mery84
in thread Firebird databases backup script by Mery84

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