Calling perl script from SAP system

Hi all,
I would like to call script from a SAP system. How many ways I can do that. Please guide me.
Thanks!

In transaction SM69, you can define an external command.  This command can be a perl script, or anything else executable at the OS level.  Once defined, you can execute it with transaction SM49, or by defining a step in a background job to execute an external command, or by calling function module SXPG_CALL_SYSTEM in an abap program.
Cheers,
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