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I am trying to setup Tivoli environment while the script running from a Perl script on a DOS box.
I am using the following command: $cmd="c:\\WINNT\\system32\\drivers\\etc\\Tivoli\\setup_env.cmd"; It's not working. Please advise! Regards, asabzevari |
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You need backticks ` ` to enclose the command you would like to execute, not double quotes.
Or use system(). |
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