I would like to schedule a job with crontab.
In the crontab file, I wrote:

0 12 20 11 * /export/home/x2693/project/scripts/perl test.pl 1 0 0

...but the output is:

Your "cron" job on suncbk11
/export/home/x2693/project/scripts/perl test.pl 1 0 0

produced the following output:

sh: /export/home/x2693/project/scripts/perl: not found

Someone can suggest me the correct syntax?
Thanks!

your path of the perl binary is not correct

/export/home/x2693/project/scripts/

try which perl

to locate your perl binary and substitute that

Excuse me... but the path is correct...

I believe that he means you can do instead :

/usr/bin/perl /export/home/x2693/project/scripts/test.pl 1 0 0

What output do you get when you run the command below from the command line?
My guess is that the above command won't work from the command line either, or you wouldn't be getting that error.

I wonder why the perl bin should be under such a path
/export/home/x2693/project/scripts/

I doubt on the perl bin path.

bottom line : find the perl bin by :
whereis perl
OR
which perl
and replace the path in the cron section.