Hi Arun Kumar,
Just Curious questions:

  1. Why test for the variable $type twice in your script?
  2. for this particular router, can you test another command to see if @cmd_output would not return null? like say: 
    my @output = $session->cmd('show version');
print @output;

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  3. In your print line, i.e print "Array value__________________'@cmd_output'\n"; why put the variable @cmd_output in a single quote? Does other router output give output in that like?
Just thinking aloud....

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If you show me, I'll remember.
if you involve me, I'll understand.
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In reply to Re: Array not storing the result of a router command by 2teez
in thread Array not storing the result of a router command by Arun Kumar

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