(Return code of 9 is out of bounds)

[Thomas Guyot-Sionnest]

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On 28/09/07 03:42 PM, zack kenton wrote:
> Hi Thomas and all,
> For those of you eager to help me debug...haha...much appreciated				

At first glance I'd guess it's caused by the embedded Perl interpretor
since this script uses global variables.

Is the script working correctly when run from the command line? (Check
the return code in $?)

You can try changing your check command to include the full path to Perl.

i.e. from:

  check_command $USER1$/check_oracle_instance.pl ARGS...

to:

  check_command /usr/bin/perl USER1$/check_oracle_instance.pl ARGS...

Also if all you need is to check if your Oracle database is responding,
you could try the attached script that I wrote. Since I haven't tested
it for Oracle yet I'd be glad to have some reports.

You will have to specify the "Oracle" driver:

./check_sql -d Oracle -H hostname etc...

Thomas
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