Re^3: Whats its bad here?

[Corion]

That's no warning, that's an error message. Your program doesn't even start, because Perl found an error in it.

[Sombrerero_loco]

YUp, if i disable use strict it works, and if i print the var $vTemp2 its shows me the correct info.... Its a weird thing.

[Corion]

That's what use strict; is for. It forces you to predeclare your variable names, so it can catch mistyped variable names. If you predeclare $vTemp2 like this:

use strict;

my $vTemp2;
...

your program will work and you get the benefit of Perl alerting you when you mistype the name.

[toolic]

if i disable use strict it works

But, that is the wrong thing to do. You should use strict, then fix the errors. Read use strict and warnings.