Perl : Fetching the header row or row count from a file in FTP -


I have a Perl script and a special feature to get the column name and row number of the file present in the FTP location. the wanted . Attempted Net :: FTP module but it does not retrieve the row count or column header. Is there any way that I can attain those qualities and specify it in a variable?


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