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Welcome to the Monastery, rameshBhupal.

This is not a code writing service. First off, please read through How do I post a question effectively?, then edit your question appropriately (How do I change/delete my post?).

Lastly, what we do here is help people who have made attempts at writing code, and are having specific issues. You've made no effort whatsoever, and appears as though you just want to hand us code from another language and translate it for you with no explanation of what the code does, what you've tried, nor where you are having issues.

Again, please edit/revise your question to reflect that information.


In reply to Re: translate VB Script to Perl Script by stevieb
in thread translate VB Script to Perl Script by rameshBhupal

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