Re: Perl Question
Carey,
Appreciate the info. I knew about the ARSPerl site and went there for
assistance on the install and also to look at code examples. That and this
board have been very helpful...especially of late. We have an initiative
to push more people into using Remedy here, which is great. The only bad
thing is that we also had a reorg and I lost one of my developers, so I
have been having to do more with less. It's been quite the challenge.
Thanks again!
Joe
Joseph Kasell
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Joseph,
You will find some help for ARSPerl on ARSList.
However you may find more help on the ARSPerl mailing list(s) too.
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/arsperl-users
Hope that helps some in the future. :)
Just to be clear, if the question is ARS related then ARSList is a
good place to ask it.(Even if your actual problem is a Perl/Java
issue. If it is directly ARS related.. then bring in on. :) ) However
there are also more specialized places to ask detailed niche ARS
questions too. (ARSPerl's list is only one of the other more specific
ARS sites that I can think of.)
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Solution =3D People + Process + Tools
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On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Joseph
Kaselljoseph_kas...@navyfederal.org wrote:
Hello listers!
I'm simultaneously diving into perl and arsperl for the first time and
I'=
m
seeing a lot of possibilities at what one can do. =A0I'm also running
int=
o a
bit of a headache in the following which, I'm sure, is a simple matter,
b=
ut
I'd like some advice.
The Perl script is as follows:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use ARS;
($c =3D ars_Login(servername, user, password)) || die ars_Login:
$ars_errstr;
if (!$c) {print(Could not connect to ARS ($ars_errstr)\n);exit(1);}
($r =3D ars_SetEntry($c, Joetest, 002, 0, 536870914,
Bob)) ||
=A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0die $ars_errstr;
This works fine from the server console and from a run process within an
active link. =A0My question has to do with the set entry command. =A0How
=
can I
pass a variable from a Remedy field to field ID 536870914 on form Joetest
in this script instead of the hard-coded value of Bob? =A0Again, I'm
su=
re
this is a simple matter, but I'm new to this, and I'm very certain I'm
overlooking something. =A0Appreciate the help!
Joe
Joseph Kasell
Senior Systems Engineer
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Perl Question
Hello listers!
I'm simultaneously diving into perl and arsperl for the first time and I'm
seeing a lot of possibilities at what one can do. I'm also running into a
bit of a headache in the following which, I'm sure, is a simple matter, but
I'd like some advice.
The Perl script is as follows:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use ARS;
($c = ars_Login(servername, user, password)) || die ars_Login:
$ars_errstr;
if (!$c) {print(Could not connect to ARS ($ars_errstr)\n);exit(1);}
($r = ars_SetEntry($c, Joetest, 002, 0, 536870914,
Bob)) ||
die $ars_errstr;
This works fine from the server console and from a run process within an
active link. My question has to do with the set entry command. How can I
pass a variable from a Remedy field to field ID 536870914 on form Joetest
in this script instead of the hard-coded value of Bob? Again, I'm sure
this is a simple matter, but I'm new to this, and I'm very certain I'm
overlooking something. Appreciate the help!
Joe
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Re: Perl Question
I think you are looking for the shift() function in perl.
(Notice how I added in the $variable in your example to pull the data
from the command line)
Perl Help: http://perldoc.perl.org/index-language.html
Fred
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Subject: Perl Question
Hello listers!
I'm simultaneously diving into perl and arsperl for the first time and
I'm
seeing a lot of possibilities at what one can do. I'm also running into
a
bit of a headache in the following which, I'm sure, is a simple matter,
but
I'd like some advice.
The Perl script is as follows:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use ARS;
my $variable = shift();
($c = ars_Login(servername, user, password)) || die ars_Login:
$ars_errstr;
if (!$c) {print(Could not connect to ARS ($ars_errstr)\n);exit(1);}
($r = ars_SetEntry($c, Joetest, 002, 0, 536870914,
$variable)) ||
die $ars_errstr;
This works fine from the server console and from a run process within an
active link. My question has to do with the set entry command. How can
I
pass a variable from a Remedy field to field ID 536870914 on form
Joetest
in this script instead of the hard-coded value of Bob? Again, I'm
sure
this is a simple matter, but I'm new to this, and I'm very certain I'm
overlooking something. Appreciate the help!
Joe
Joseph Kasell
Senior Systems Engineer
Navy Federal Credit Union
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Re: Perl Question
Fred,
That was exactly it! Thank you for the quick response and help!
Joe
Joseph Kasell
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I think you are looking for the shift() function in perl.
(Notice how I added in the $variable in your example to pull the data
from the command line)
Perl Help: http://perldoc.perl.org/index-language.html
Fred
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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Joseph Kasell
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 12:41 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Perl Question
Hello listers!
I'm simultaneously diving into perl and arsperl for the first time and
I'm
seeing a lot of possibilities at what one can do. I'm also running into
a
bit of a headache in the following which, I'm sure, is a simple matter,
but
I'd like some advice.
The Perl script is as follows:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use ARS;
my $variable =3D shift();
($c =3D ars_Login(servername, user, password)) || die ars_Login:
$ars_errstr;
if (!$c) {print(Could not connect to ARS ($ars_errstr)\n);exit(1);}
($r =3D ars_SetEntry($c, Joetest, 002, 0, 536870914,
$variable)) ||
die $ars_errstr;
This works fine from the server console and from a run process within an
active link. My question has to do with the set entry command. How can
I
pass a variable from a Remedy field to field ID 536870914 on form
Joetest
in this script instead of the hard-coded value of Bob? Again, I'm
sure
this is a simple matter, but I'm new to this, and I'm very certain I'm
overlooking something. Appreciate the help!
Joe
Joseph Kasell
Senior Systems Engineer
Navy Federal Credit Union
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Re: Perl Question
Joseph,
You will find some help for ARSPerl on ARSList.
However you may find more help on the ARSPerl mailing list(s) too.
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/arsperl-users
Hope that helps some in the future. :)
Just to be clear, if the question is ARS related then ARSList is a
good place to ask it.(Even if your actual problem is a Perl/Java
issue. If it is directly ARS related.. then bring in on. :) ) However
there are also more specialized places to ask detailed niche ARS
questions too. (ARSPerl's list is only one of the other more specific
ARS sites that I can think of.)
--
Carey Matthew Black
BMC Remedy AR System Skilled Professional (RSP)
ARS = Action Request System(Remedy)
Love, then teach
Solution = People + Process + Tools
Fast, Accurate, Cheap Pick two.
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Joseph
Kaselljoseph_kas...@navyfederal.org wrote:
Hello listers!
I'm simultaneously diving into perl and arsperl for the first time and I'm
seeing a lot of possibilities at what one can do. I'm also running into a
bit of a headache in the following which, I'm sure, is a simple matter, but
I'd like some advice.
The Perl script is as follows:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use ARS;
($c = ars_Login(servername, user, password)) || die ars_Login:
$ars_errstr;
if (!$c) {print(Could not connect to ARS ($ars_errstr)\n);exit(1);}
($r = ars_SetEntry($c, Joetest, 002, 0, 536870914,
Bob)) ||
die $ars_errstr;
This works fine from the server console and from a run process within an
active link. My question has to do with the set entry command. How can I
pass a variable from a Remedy field to field ID 536870914 on form Joetest
in this script instead of the hard-coded value of Bob? Again, I'm sure
this is a simple matter, but I'm new to this, and I'm very certain I'm
overlooking something. Appreciate the help!
Joe
Joseph Kasell
Senior Systems Engineer
Navy Federal Credit Union
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