Task-excerpt:
my $fcmdb = get cmdb "testform";
my $feld4 = $fcmdb->{Feld4};
say "Feld4: ";
say Dumper($feld4);
Problem:
If I don't check a value, $feld4 is correctly undef, If I check first value feld4 is correctly "Check1", if I check second value feld4 is correctly "Check2", but if I check both values, feld4 is "Check1" too...
Log-excerpts:
Checked first value:
Feld4:
$VAR1 = 'Check1';
Checked second value:
Feld4:
$VAR1 = 'Check2';
Checked none:
Feld4:
$VAR1 = undef;
Checked both:
Feld4:
$VAR1 = 'Check1';
Even if I make
say Dumper($fcmdb);
It logs:
$VAR1 = {
'Feld4' => 'Check1'
};
Am I doing something wrong or is there some kind of failure?
Hi!
I made a little test-task/-formular to test the different field types and there I fell over a strange thing:
Step-file-excerpt:
Task-excerpt: my $fcmdb = get cmdb "testform"; my $feld4 = $fcmdb->{Feld4}; say "Feld4: "; say Dumper($feld4);
Problem: If I don't check a value, $feld4 is correctly undef, If I check first value feld4 is correctly "Check1", if I check second value feld4 is correctly "Check2", but if I check both values, feld4 is "Check1" too...
Log-excerpts:
Checked first value: Feld4: $VAR1 = 'Check1';
Checked second value: Feld4: $VAR1 = 'Check2';
Checked none: Feld4: $VAR1 = undef;
Checked both: Feld4: $VAR1 = 'Check1';
Even if I make say Dumper($fcmdb);
It logs: $VAR1 = { 'Feld4' => 'Check1' };
Am I doing something wrong or is there some kind of failure?
Thanks for clarification in advance!
Bye,
AndySilvia