Hi

I have created/export some module from my MainProgram.pl. The program saved on /data/script directory. Below some sample from my perl module.

The problem is i only can execute the script when i go to /data/script directory only. I cannot execute it from others directory. Why?

Please help me how to execute the script outside from the specific directory ?
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Getopt::Long;
use Time::ParseDate qw(parsedate);
use Time::Local;
use POSIX qw(strftime);

use ConfigurationModule qw/set_directory get_date PARSE_CSV INTTOHEX/;
use TrunkCategoryModule qw/read_trunk_category/;
use CheckFilterModule qw/check_filter/;
use CheckProductTypeModule qw/assign_bgid assign_mbi_final/;
use CheckCallCategoryModule qw/assign_call_category/;
use NormalizeFieldModule qw/normalize_bnumber date_format check_error_
+code/;
use NormalizePointTargetModule qw/normalize_point_target/;
use NormalizeInbillModule qw/get_total_record get_startdate get_lastda
+te/;
use TiuMappingModule qw/tiu_mapping/;
...
...
...

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