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  1. cmd is a command prompt command.
  2. timeout (only for run_cmd_timeout) is a timeout for process to terminate after the command execution.

Example 1. Run the curl utility and send a POST request with the text "Hello" to the test URL https://postman-echo.com/post

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var s = run_cmd("curl --request POST --url https://postman-echo.com/post --data \'Hello\'");
DebugLogString(s);

Example 2. Show CPU usage on Graph 1 updating on Timer 3.

Code Block
var id = "1"; // id of the Charts object
var timer_id = "3"; // id of the Timer object to trigger the script
slave_id = "DESKTOP-5397BVV"; // id of the Computer object

if (Event.SourceType == "TIMER" && Event.Action == "TRIGGER" && Event.SourceId == timer_id)
{
	var date = Event.GetParam("date");
	var time = Event.GetParam("time");
	var cpu = "for /f \"tokens=2* delims=^,\" %k in ('typeperf \"\\Processor Information(_Total)\\% Processor Time\" -sc 1 ^| findstr \":\"') do echo %k";
	var cpu_usage = run_cmd(cpu);
	var cpu_usage2 = cpu_usage.replace(/\"/g,"");
	var cpu_usage3 = cpu_usage2.replace(/\s/g,"");
	DebugLogString(cpu_usage3);
	DoReactStr("ANALOGCHART",id,"ANALOG_PARAMS","int_obj_id<"+id+">,parent_id<>,slave_id<"+slave_id+">,objid<"+id+">,chan<5>,core_global<1>,text<"+cpu_usage3+">, min_val<0>,max_val<100>,sensor_id<cpu_usage>,time<"+time+">,date<"+date+">");
}