Does getting a return cmd prompt equate to a successfully run script? My perl script runs everything correctly, but when the script finishes I see a mix of results. Sometimes it returns to the command prompt, sometimes I get a delayed cmd prompt (takes a minute or so to return), and sometimes I get a no cmd prompt at all (It seems to hang after it finishes).
Could this be no big deal or is this indicative of a process that's hanging and could this potentially be a problem? Is there anything I could do to force it give me the cmd prompt right after the script ends? I have an exit command right after it finishes, so I am not sure why I get delay or hang sometimes.
--Snippet
print("\n$cmd");
system($cmd);
print "Returning to PERL Script\n";
&fetchMovie($number,$directory,$outputPath);
print "DEBUG PERL SCRIPT END\n";
print "Goes to EXIT AFTER END\n";
exit 0;Thanks ,
-T
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