let say we execute a command "/ip firewall address-list add list=abc address=1.0.0.1" from a script.
if this execution failed, the script will :put "Failed" else :put "Success".
Is it possible to catch ?
Re: Is it possible to have a catch of command execution?
Currently there is no built in catch .
To verify if entry is added use "find" command, to search for specific entry.
To verify if entry is added use "find" command, to search for specific entry.
Re: Is it possible to have a catch of command execution?
Here's a workaround that I've found for general execution:
Once you do this a few times, you get the hang of it.
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:global RetCode;
:execute (":global RetCode;" . \
"/ip firewall address-list add <cmd...>;" . \
":set RetCode 1;")
:local wait 5;
:set RetCode 0;
:while ($RetCode = 0 && $wait > 0) do={
:set wait ($wait - 1);
:delay 1;
}
:if ($RetCode = 1) do={
:put "Command executed successfully"
} else={
:if ($wait = 0) do={
:put "Command timed out"
} else={
:put "Command failed"
}
}
Re: Is it possible to have a catch of command execution?
Is there any timeframe on the implementation of this? Back you 2009 you mentioned this feature would be added in later releases.Currently there is no built in catch.
Re: Is it possible to have a catch of command execution?
Is there any timeframe on the implementation of this? Back you 2009 you mentioned this feature would be added in later releases.Currently there is no built in catch.