Hi.
This is my first script called def_variable.pl. This script have list of variables that will be used on others script later.
my $inputdir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/input/$swname";
my $arbordir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/output/ARBOR/$swname";
my $arborcsvdir = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/output/ARBORCSV/$swname"
+;
my $fmsdir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/output/FMS/$swname";
my $inbilldir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/output/INBILL/$swname"
+;
my $errordir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/error/$swname";
my $filterdir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/filter/$swname";
my $archivedir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/archive/$swname";
my $duplicatedir= "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/duplicate/$swname";
my $baddir     = "/cygsrive/d/acec/CDRe/data/bad/$swname"

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This is my main program called main.pl. This program will called def_variables.pl script to print all the defined variables.
#!/usr/bin/perl

require "./def_variable.pl";
print "INPUT : $inputdir\n";

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But, i can't print out the value.. where is the mistake.. please help me...

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