To: Ken,

Sorry for the late reply I just got caught by something argent.

Wow, thanks a lot! The analysis was in depth and very thorough! I had a small confusion about the arrays I only the basics but know I have a more complete idea. I will go through all of your recommendation trying to get the most out of this opportunity.

I will try to implement both:

use autodie;
use diagnostics;

[download]

In order to see what happens with some pieces of code and observe the output. I guess is the only way of learning through experimentation.

Again thank you for your time and effort to assist me and guide me it was useful for me.

BR, Thanos

In reply to Re^4: SNMP get request error by thanos1983
in thread ERROR: The OBJECT IDENTIFIER value "ARRAY(0x1b80628)" is expected in dotted decimal notation. by thanos1983

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