Hello I have a list of clients to which I need to copy files from one single source. I need to perform this copy such a way that all "robocopy" happen at teh same time. That is, if there are 5 clients, I need 5 robocopy processes started at teh same time. How can I do this in Perl? I tried to use this, but its one-at-a-time only. 
if ( @client > 1 ) {
    foreach my $client (@client) {

        print MYLOG "Working on Source: ",$srcMachine," and Client: " 
+,$client->[0], "\n";
        if ( &isAlive( $client->[0] ) ) {
            print $$."\n";
            my $job = Win32::Job->new();
            print $job."\n";
            my $job_result = $job->spawn(&startCopy( $srcMachine, $cli
+ent->[0] ));
            die $^E unless (defined $job_result);
            #print $job_result;
        }

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