Guys. i need further help. As a action i need to run a command. so what i did is added below in the BOLD. 
#use 5.010;
use strict;

my $modified_within  = 60 * 2;           # 2 minutes
my $size_limit       = 1024 * 1024 * 2;  # 2 MB
my $OPCMSG    = "C:\Program Files\HP\HP BTO Software\bin\win64\OpC\opc
+msg.exe";

my $file = "H:\\Program Data\\HP\\HP BTO Software\\shared\\tmp\\queues
+\\MsgQueue";

if ([stat $file]->[9] > time - $modified_within)
{
    if (-s $file > $size_limit) {
#        print "File is recent, and over size limit";
    }
    else {
        print "File is recent, but not over size limit";
$OPCMSG a=OM9 o=failover s=normal mag_t="Hello!! I am fine, hope you a
+re doing well";
    }
}
else
{
    print "File is not recent";
}

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But it return me error saying <c> Bareword found where operator expected at C:\Migration\failover.pl line 17, near "$OPCMSG a" (Missing operator before a?) syntax error at C:\Migration\failover.pl line 17, near "$OPCMSG a" Substitution replacement not terminated at C:\Migration\failover.pl line 17. How can i run this command through script?

In reply to Re^4: Perl script on windows node by kaka_2
in thread Perl script on windows node by kaka_2

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