John writes.. >I am having a problem formatting >a header onto 1 page of the >report not to all of them. > >Perl will put this header on all of the >pages on the report. > >Any ideas? > >ex. > > > > title\n"; > or Report\n"; > as of: $RptDate \n"; > >Computer Name Date and Time EventID Source > >--------------------------------------------------------------- >------------- >--- >.
Something seems to have munged your example, it doesn't parse at all. But assuming that you're talking about 'format's and 'write'ing reports. For top-of-file (rather than top-of-page) headers, I always print them before I get into the report bit itself. Just set autoflush ($| = 1) for the filehandle your outputting to, then print out the top-of-file header and then move into your write loop. Works very reliably. -- Jason King _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Admin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
