I have a complex, prewritten subroutine that is supposed to return a numeric value from a MySQL database table. it actually works quite well, most of the time, but sometimes it returns an undefined value, a non-numeric value, or basically anything except a valid numeric value.
This is OK in the sense that it just means they are records to be ignored, but I am having trouble figuring out how to determine if it is just a simple numeric value or a string or null, or whatever, so I can decide how to process it.
Any Suggestions?
Thanks in Advance,
Gregg Allen
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