Hey y’all! New to Python and have existing scripts (9) that run separately, are independent of one another, and 3 of them send emails. The 3 emails can be consumed independently (i.e., vision system utilization, concentrate control system utilization, and inspection utilization) or collectively (e.g., leading indicators). I feel that the collective output would benefit the end customer (supervisors) better than 3 emails and also limit the which one is more important question.
Now to my inquiry, each of the three sends an output of last day use by line by shift, MTD by line by shift and YTD by line by shift. This is done by collecting data, appending to an Excel file, analyzing the data set, and exporting the new summaries (daily, MTD and YTD). Would Python Subprocess Module be a good tool to use for these three scripts, collect their output and then merge the three outputs into one email? Would this open me up to any security issues? Pros and cons?
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r/learnpython Hey y’all! New to Python and have existing scripts (9) that run separately, are independent of one another, and 3 of them send emails. The 3 emails can be consumed independently (i.e., vision system utilization, concentrate control system utilization, and inspection utilization) or collectively (e.g., leading indicators). I feel that the collective output would benefit the end customer (supervisors) better than 3 emails and also limit the which one is more important question. Now to my inquiry, each of the three sends an output of last day use by line by shift, MTD by line by shift and YTD by line by shift. This is done by collecting data, appending to an Excel file, analyzing the data set, and exporting the new summaries (daily, MTD and YTD). Would Python Subprocess Module be a good tool to use for these three scripts, collect their output and then merge the three outputs into one email? Would this open me up to any security issues? Pros and cons? submitted by /u/bmille49 [link] [comments]
Hey y’all! New to Python and have existing scripts (9) that run separately, are independent of one another, and 3 of them send emails. The 3 emails can be consumed independently (i.e., vision system utilization, concentrate control system utilization, and inspection utilization) or collectively (e.g., leading indicators). I feel that the collective output would benefit the end customer (supervisors) better than 3 emails and also limit the which one is more important question.
Now to my inquiry, each of the three sends an output of last day use by line by shift, MTD by line by shift and YTD by line by shift. This is done by collecting data, appending to an Excel file, analyzing the data set, and exporting the new summaries (daily, MTD and YTD). Would Python Subprocess Module be a good tool to use for these three scripts, collect their output and then merge the three outputs into one email? Would this open me up to any security issues? Pros and cons?
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