Hi Chris So I've done this in two different ways. The first being simply putting /usr/bin/perl before the command, like /usr/bin/perl $USER&/contrib/check_oracle_instance.pl.....and i also tried your method, which is basically the same...now I'm getting "no output" instead of the epn error I was previously getting...but this occurs with 2 different perl scripts so I dont think its unique to the oracle script
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