Hi all,
In one of my perl scripts when i try to create a directory using mkdir (), the directory is created but the return code for the mkdir () is 512, the same is the case for copy command.
Eg: -
my $val = /xyz/abc/dkd
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mkdir ($val);
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rc = $?
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when i print rc it is 512, but the directory is created.
Can some one tell me what does return code 512 mean?
Thanks & Regards,
GunaSeelan J
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my $val = /xyz/abc/dkd
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mkdir ($val);
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rc = $?----------------> bug here , u have to use $rc
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Other thing is if mkdir() sucessfully created a directory.,then it returns a zero value, otherwise it returns non-zero value,Don't bother about that it's vary from os to os.
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my $val = /xyz/abc/dkd
-
mkdir ($val);
-
rc = $?----------------> bug here , u have to use $rc
-
Other thing is if mkdir() sucessfully created a directory.,then it returns a zero value, otherwise it returns non-zero value,Don't bother about that it's vary from os to os.
Question posted by: gunaseelan_wipr o (Newbie) on May 31st, 2006 11:51 AM
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