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You may want to implement file locking of the files can be written to by other porcesses while you are trying to modify it.
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I will do that! thanks for that... do you know how to execute a shell script from a perl script... i tried exec("/bin/ksh -c /path/file.ksh"); and system("/path/file.ksh") from a test.pl script.....
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see you other thread for suggestion
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