This will call a new perl process, and may be more expensive on the system. On the other hand I can do
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But How do I get the reponse of the script.
Probably the simpliest way is to make called script a module and run it using either 'use' or 'require'.
Precisely , But That is something I cannot do because the script is in a file which is written on the fly by the client end settings.
Ideally it should have been such a way that The client settings are written into a configuration file and the program reads the configuraton file and runs the condition.
The point over here is , Is it possible to use the existing instance of perl running main to run the child program and return the output
THanks Ram
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