Thanks, but that doesn't work, it only makes the snmp request on the first OID in the loop
if I force an error, not using an event loop (just snmp non-blocking mode) for example, 
$session->get_table(
                        -baseoid => $snmp_table,
                        -maxrepetitions => 1,
                        -callback       =>  sub{ 
                                                    #print "get_sub\n"
+;
                                                    $hosts{$host}{oid_
+results_table}->{$snmp_table}= &snmp_collect(@_); 
                                                    #$cv->end;
                                                
                                            } 
                                            
                            )

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The error The max-repetitions argument is not applicable when using SNMPv1 is returned
When implemented in the AnyEvent loop the script hangs. Any ideas?

In reply to Re^2: Error handling in AnyEvent::SNMP by mmoorreett
in thread Error handling in AnyEvent::SNMP by mmoorreett

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