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Created by: Chandar vr on 09-09-2009 10:02:25 AM
Hi,
 
I have written a small perl script to execute a sql query and return the data after the execution.
 
But i am getting the error Null SQL statement.
 
I am attaching the code below
 
 1
 2#!/opt/perl/bin/perl
 3print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
 4use SOAP::Lite +trace;
 5BEGIN {
 6sub SOAP::Transport::HTTP::Client::get_basic_credentials {
 7    return 'user' => 'pwd';
 8  }
 9}
10$cm = new SOAP::Lite
11    uri => 'file:/path/AXLAPI.wsdl',
12    proxy => "[url= ]https://[cucm]:8443/axl/[/url]";
13print "this is ".$cm;
14$res = $cm->executeSQLQuery("select * from device");
15
16unless ($res->fault) {
17    print Dumper($res->paramsall());
18    }
19 else {
20        print join ', ',
21        $res->faultcode,
22        $res->faultstring;
23}

 
Please help me on this ..

Subject: RE: Using perl for accessing AXl
Replied by: Thomas Beck on 12-10-2009 07:02:29 PM
Hi,
try this litte example:
 1
 2#!/usr/bin/perl
 3
 4use warnings;
 5use strict;
 6use SOAP::Lite;
 7use Data::Dumper;
 8
 9my $DEBUG = 1;
10my $cucmip = '127.0.0.1';
11my $axl_port = '8443';
12my $user = 'AXLUSER';
13my $password = 'AXLPASS';
14my $error_text;
15
16BEGIN {
17  sub SOAP::Transport::HTTP::Client::get_basic_credentials {
18    return ($user => $password)
19  };
20}
21
22use SOAP::Lite +trace => 'debug';
23
24my $cm = new SOAP::Lite
25    encodingStyle => '',
26    uri => 'http://www.cisco.com/AXL/API/1.0',
27    proxy => "https://$cucmip:$axl_port/axl/" ;
28
29my $axl_sql = "SELECT * FROM device";
30
31print "\$axl_sql: $axl_sql\n" if ( $DEBUG==1);
32my $data = SOAP::Data->name( "sql" => $axl_sql );
33my $res = $cm->executeSQLQuery( $data );
34unless ($res->fault) {
35  $Data::Dumper::Indent = 3;
36  print Dumper($res->paramsall()) if ( $DEBUG==1);
37} else {
38  $error_text = $res->faultcode.' '.$res->faultstring."\n";
39  print $error_text;
40}

Hope this will help you.
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