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Howto: Get keys in a hash object?
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Howto: Get keys in a hash object?
See if this helps..... my $newVar = TEST->testObj(); foreach my $key (keys % { $newVar } ) { print "$key\n"; } package TEST; sub testObj { #Setup Basic Class my $class = shift; my $self = {}; #Create info in hash $self->{ONE} = "1"; $self->{TWO} = "2"; $self->{THREE} =... -
Howto: Get keys in a hash object?
When you create the object, are you using bless? Or are you just returning a ref to a hash? ------------------------------ The beatings will stop when morale improves!!!!! -
Net:Telnet == Strange variable interaction
Hello All, I am trying to use the Net::Telnet module to connect to UNIX machines and gather information about kernel parameters, file systems, applications, patch levels and so on. Here is the issue: I get varying output each time I run my script. It seems like the Net::Telnet module is... -
Oracle Problem
It is my understanding that the PERL DBI does not work well on HP. This guy says he solved the issue. Maybe.. maybe not. Hope this helps. http://www.mail-archive.com/dbi-users@perl.org/msg18687.html ------------------------------ The beatings will stop when morale improves!!!!! -
Exit sub routine
You might try this..... if ($this == $that) { ...Do something... } else { $yourErrorCode = "Bad Things.... $!"; &ExitError($yourErrorCode); } sub ExitError { $tmpErr = @_; ... do something with error ... exit(1); .... or exit ($tmpErr); } Depending on how you... -
Show time stamp
I have the info on HP as well.... HP => find /tmp/junk/ -name test.txt -exec ls -l {} \; Hope this helps.... -
Show time stamp
Well this depends on the platform. HP does not have a built in -ls function in find from what I can see. You will have to use the -exec command with find. AIX - find /tmp/junk -name test.txt -ls 196 28 -rwxr-xr-x 1 user users 25241 Mar 12 2001 /tmp/junk/test.txt This should work with... -
Scripting Config
You guys rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for all of the tips!!!!!!!- novawolf1
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Scripting Config
Okay, I have been tasked with getting information about HP and AIX systems without using SAM or SMIT. I will be writing my little utility in Perl. Basically I need a way to get everything about OS,Processor,Memory,Paging,and disks. I am familair with iostat,mount,swlist,uname and vmstat. I am...- novawolf1
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