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05-25-2005 08:45 AM
05-25-2005 08:45 AM
“Scheduled Task” policy using perl error
I have a 12 line Perl script that does a check. I want the check to happen every minute from 7am to 5pm everyday. The actual schedule may vary as development continues.
I am considering using the “Scheduled Task” policy type. The Perl script uses the system call to opcmsg to send a message if the condition warrants and alert.
The problem is OV reports
scheduled action failed.
Result : 1
Output :
Perl Script execution failed: Can't locate object method "IsSpacePerl" via package "main" (perhaps you forgot to load "main"?) at d:/HP OpenView/Installed Packages/{790C06B4-844E-11D2-972B-080009EF8C2A}/lib/utf8_heavy.pl line 30.
(in cleanup) Can't find unicode character property definition via main->IsSpacePerl or Is/SpacePerl.pl at PerlScript line 13
. (OpC30-750)
SO… I assume I forgot to do something. Any ideas?
Also any comments on using schedule task in this manor. It there a better way to do this? I know I could push the Perl as instrumentation but this seemed like a simple met
I am considering using the “Scheduled Task” policy type. The Perl script uses the system call to opcmsg to send a message if the condition warrants and alert.
The problem is OV reports
scheduled action failed.
Result : 1
Output :
Perl Script execution failed: Can't locate object method "IsSpacePerl" via package "main" (perhaps you forgot to load "main"?) at d:/HP OpenView/Installed Packages/{790C06B4-844E-11D2-972B-080009EF8C2A}/lib/utf8_heavy.pl line 30.
(in cleanup) Can't find unicode character property definition via main->IsSpacePerl or Is/SpacePerl.pl at PerlScript line 13
. (OpC30-750)
SO… I assume I forgot to do something. Any ideas?
Also any comments on using schedule task in this manor. It there a better way to do this? I know I could push the Perl as instrumentation but this seemed like a simple met
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05-25-2005 01:34 PM
05-25-2005 01:34 PM
Re: “Scheduled Task” policy using perl error
I put this post into the HPOVO forum
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