Hi Haukex,

All thanks to your clever code, I am finally able to capture the output to text files too!!. Here's the addition to your code. 

my $aref_cmd1= ['uemcli','-d',$vnxe_ip,'-u',$username,'-p',$password, 
+'/sys/general','show','-detail'];
my $aref_cmd2 = ['uemcli', '-d', $vnxe_ip, '-u', $username, '-p', $pas
+sword, '/env/bat', 'show', '-detail'];
my $aref_cmd3 = ['uemcli', '-d', $vnxe_ip, '-u', $username, '-p', $pas
+sword, '/env/ps', 'show', '-detail'];

run3 $aref_cmd1, undef, \my $out1;

run3 $aref_cmd2, undef, \my $out2;
run3 $aref_cmd3, undef, \my $out3;

use Encode qw/decode/;
my $str1 = decode('UTF-16', $out1, Encode::FB_CROAK);
print "$str1\n";

my $textfile2 = "textfile2.txt";
open (my $fh2, '+>', $textfile2) or die "Cannot open file.$!";
my $str2 = decode('UTF-16', $out2, Encode::FB_CROAK);
print $fh2 $str2;

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Here, the cmd1 prints to screen, cmd2 can be output to a file. cmd3 I am yet to work on. Thank you once again..

In reply to Re^4: Unicode issues with emc uemcli by pritesh_ugrankar
in thread Unicode issues with emc uemcli by pritesh_ugrankar

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