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system command in ipl

rodigz

is this correct? i want to execute perl command

system("d:\iw-home\local\binperl code_inperl.pl");

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rodigz

typo
system("d:\iw-home\local\bin\perl code_inperl.pl");

brandon1

So if I understand you correctly.

You want to call a perl script from another perl script?

Why not add the functionality from code_inperl.pl to the first script or better yet into a module?

Current Project: TS 6.1
Environment: Windows

jbonifaci

Well, if this is in reference to TeamSite, you should be using iw-perl, which is located at <iw-home>\iw-perl\bin\iw-perl. You should also include the full path to the perl script you are executing. I would also recommend against using the system command and either using the qx() syntax or back ticks.

But a better question is, why are you calling another perl script from your existing perl script? In general this is a bad practice. If you find you have code you need to execute in multiple scripts, you should create a perl module for this. Forking multiple processes from one process should be avoided unless completely necessary.

~Jeff

rodigz

yah correct but for now i just want to run that script no time to integrate it.
just want to excute. if not possible i will do it as a module/function.

brandon1

As Jeff noted you should be using IWPERL. It is possible just not a best practice.

Current Project: TS 6.1
Environment: Windows

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rodigz

thanks guys..