i'm getting an error for $! as "Resource temporarily Unavailable". I'm trying to write to a file using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel's write(). The $worksheet object is defined at the top of the file, but when I hit the below while loop, it won't write() and puts RTU in the $! variable.

I don't think it's a scoping issue because the $worksheet object is defined well before the while loop. My query for the information that needs to go into the doesn't choke, so I'm not writing with uninitialized variables. Would appreciate your opinion. 
# At top of file
my $workbook = Spreadsheet::WriteExcel->new($target);
my $worksheet = $workbook->add_worksheet("Ventus_Networks_Invoice");
my $row = 0;

...

# This is the header row, that prints
 if( $qrv > 0 ) {
       my $mid_header =
$workbook->add_format(%oUpper,%iLeft,%iRight,%greybg,%fBold,%iLower);
       my $mid_theader=
$workbook->add_format(%oUpper,%iLeft,%iRight,%greybg,%fBold,%iLower,%f
+Twrap);
       $worksheet->write($row,0,'Site
Name',$workbook->add_format(%oUpper,%oLeft,%iLower,%iRight,%greybg,%fB
+old));

...
# After headers are printed, print data
 while(my @i = $sth_site->fetchrow_array() ){
           $worksheet->write($row,0,$i[1],

$workbook->add_format(%oLeft,%iRight,%iLower)); # Location ID
# This is where $! is set to "Resource Temporarily Unavailable

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In reply to Re^2: Spreadsheet::WriteExcel with CGI by amt
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