Hello,
I have used an exec to get into a program. I wanted to leave one
program
(never to return) and start a second. This worked. Now I want to leave
the second
and go to yet a third program -- not to return to the second. The exec
is not
working this time -- so I was thinking that I am not using this as it
was meant to be used.
This is a CGI program -- but the code in question is perl so hopefully
I'm on the right list to ask this.
When the following code is executed the first message is printed --
the second is not.
if (! $updatemode) {
$updatemode = $q->param('EMP') =~ /EMPLOYEES/;
print "I'm in the right spot\n\n";
exec './log-entry.cgi';
print "I'm in the wrong spot\n\n";
}
Thanks,
Maureen
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