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-k "key=value"

rodigz

Hi,

Will it be possible to have two key value in command line??

$res=system("/usr/Interwoven/OpenDeployNG/bin/iwodstart test -k dep=$deployment -k test=$scriptfile");

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Michael

Hi

Yes you can do that - and you syntax looks fine.

One thing though, if there is any chance of spaces in your variables ($deployment and $scriptfile) then you probably want to put escaped quotes (\") round them.

Hope that helps.

Cheers
Michael

Adam Stoller

Actually - you should be able to do it this way:

$res=system(qq(/usr/Interwoven/OpenDeployNG/bin/iwodstart test -k "dep=$deployment" -k "test=$scriptfile"));

--fish
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Michael

Ah Perl, there is always another (better) way... speaking of which you probably shouldn't hard-code the path to your od-home

Cheers
Michael

rodigz

thanks guys..