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• If a script includes the ability to run multiple sessions, you can see the sessions running under the JobDetailsViewer–>Connections drop-down list.
• The Script tab displays the full script run against the device;
• The StatusLog tab shows the results of various internal script operations. Some of the information here may be useful in troubleshooting a failure. A color-coded view of the information in this tab is available in the ProcessLog tab;
• The ProcessLog tab shows individual steps or actions in the job on the device, including which matches occurred and whether an issue was generated (if the script generates an issue). This analysis is limited to 500 lines of output; if more than 500 lines of output were created, you can view the entire analysis in the process.pdf file available in the Files tab;
• The SessionLog tab lists the session details, indicating all CLI events that occurred during the job;
• The Files tab provides links to download any files related to the job for this device. The all.zip file contains copies of all associated files for convenience in downloading.

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Using Perl Or Python Libraries

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Note: Read/write operations on Perl or Python scripts in the Libraries page are limited to user accounts with the the Scripts:Level 3 privilege. All other users are limited to read-only operations. Libraries also do not have an associated run level.

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You store Perl or Python subroutines in NetMRI's dedicated Libraries page. LIbraries provides standard Copy, Export, Edit and Delete options.
To import a new Perl or Python library file, do the following:

1. On the Config Management –> Job Management –> Library page, click the Import icon on the top right.
2. In the file requester, click Browse to navigate to the location of the file on the local appliance, select the file, and click Import.

To create a new Perl or Python Library file, do the following:

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