Hi,

I've searched everywhere and can't find an answer so I guess I need to ask it!

I'm calling a perl script from BMC Impact Explorer that's filtering each ticket to the right support group using a Bayesian (SPAM Filtering) approach. I use the get_external function which sends the ticket message to the perl script and expects the group as the result.

But I am having trouble returning the group in the proper format. I HAVE however created a dummy .bat file that returns the output in the correct format (using the format I found on the BMC Communities forum)

I am wondering if anyone can essentially translate my .bat file output to Perl output?

.bat file: 

echo BAYES; >> %1
echo bayesClass=nameOfClassVariable; >> %1
echo END >> %1

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I literally need to output those strings in the same way that it's done in the .bat file. Any ideas? Thanks!

In reply to Batch to Perl translation (just 1 line, not the whole script) by theneil

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