TCL Scripting in Oneview for Cisco devices - Invalid input

Nightrest — Fri, 30 Nov 2018 04:32:00 GMT

I am working on a TCL script that would role through ports on a Cisco chassis and check the vlan regardless of how many blades it had in it.

My issue is that if my script gets an error when i do a "show interface " command the script ends. I want the script to continue even if i encounter an error... I have read about docs about catch statements but havent been able to get them to work. Here is a snippet of my code...

code:

set var EGRESS "GigabitEthernet"
set var PortNumber 1
set var BladeNumber 0
set var ErrorOnBlade "% Invalid input detected at '^' marker."
while {$BladeNumber != 9} {
	show interfaces $EGRESS $BladeNumber/0/$PortNumber switchport | include Access
    if {[regexp $ErrorOnBlade $CLI.OUT] !=0} {
		incr BladeNumber 1
	}
    
	while {$PortNumber != 25 } {
	CLI show interfaces $EGRESS $BladeNumber/0/$PortNumber switchport | include Access
	if {[regexp "Access Mode VLAN: $VLANID" $CLI.OUT] !=0} {
   			CLI config t
    		CLI interface $EGRESS 1/0/$PortNumber 
    		CLI switchport mode access
    		CLI switchport access vlan $NEWVLANID
    		CLI exit
            CLI exit
            }
		
  		incr PortNumber 1
	}
    incr BladeNumber 1
    set var PortNumber 1
        puts $BladeNumber
}

OUTPUT

R-changed# show interfaces GigabitEthernet 0/0/1 switchport | include Access
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.

R-changed#
** Aborting execution of script because cli-mode is set to abort-on-error *

Any help or ideas would be great.

RE: TCL Scripting in Oneview for Cisco devices - Invalid input

StephanH — Tue, 04 Dec 2018 16:01:00 GMT

Hello Nightrest,

I think you have to add this line:

code:

set var abort_when_error no

Regards
Stephan

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