Hi Neil,
Thanks for your suggestion...
But doing this requires running a separate "ksh" script from command line in the first place to evaluate a prl file...
I would really like to have SYSTEM VARIABLES control starting from a PERL script as the Mother of all my processes... ANd...
Hi...
Does anyone know how to actually, set an ENVIROMENT variable in a Perl script, so that it stays "SET" in the actual OS enviroment once the script is finished running?
Example:
If I use in my script: $ENV{"PATH"}="/foo/folder";
Once the script runs...
Hi,
I want to be able to obtain the output of a system command to a perl variable ..
Example:
Something like this:
my $variable = system ("users");
But what I want in the variable is the output of the executed system command "users"...
Any Ideas???
Thanks ....
I've tried using the perl system command to call a korn shell script which among other things basically it sets some paths and it takes 2 parameters as input... When I callit manually from a terminal it works fine, but when calling it from a perl script it does not set my paths as desired...
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