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I have a script that is suppose to pick-up files in a particular folder using the glob file:<br />
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our @files = glob( &quot;'T:\\Titles\ Database\\COMMENTARY\\ERRO<wbr />RS\\STAGIN<wbr />G_AREA\\*_<wbr />PARSED.txt<wbr />'&quot;); &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#*_PARSED.txt &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;source_09102011_type21.xm<wbr />l_PARSED&quot; ;<br />
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However, for a particular one I keep getting this error:<br />
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Can't open T:Titles DatabaseCOMMENTARYERRORSST<wbr />AGING_AREA<wbr />*_PARSED.t<wbr />xt: No such file or directory at query_5.pl line 12.<br />
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But there is a file and its in that directory path - and ideas as to some common problems with this? Thanks, Mike
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I have a script that is suppose to pick-up files in a particular folder using the glob file:

our @files = glob( "'T:\\Titles\ Database\\COMMENTARY\\ERRORS\\STAGING_AREA\\*_PARSED.txt'");	#*_PARSED.txt	"source_09102011_type21.xml_PARSED" ;

However, for a particular one I keep getting this error:

Can't open T:Titles DatabaseCOMMENTARYERRORSSTAGING_AREA*_PARSED.txt: No such file or directory at query_5.pl line 12.

But there is a file and its in that directory path - and ideas as to some common problems with this? Thanks, Mike

problem with using the glob function

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