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> Hey, Wizards & other wiseguys!
>
> There's some confusing going on regarding UTC in Win32. MSDN explains
> the "-" part of the format "mmddhhmmss.ss-" as being
> +/-hhmm from Zulu time (GMT). Well, that's peachy, BUT...
I think it's just minutes +-mm
you are redeclaring $scount
my ($scount,$spaces) = split /,/; <
should be
($scount,$spaces)
and $spaced to be priviouly declared.
"use strict;" will help this kind of issue.
cheers,
VX
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Hi All,
I'm preparing a report using perl.
Everything seems working fine but I'm getting 0 for one number.
The code is like this...
my $outfile = "sus_reconcile.lst";
my $infile = "reconcile.txt";
my $scount;
my $tcount;
my $status;
open (READ, $infile) or die "Could not open file: $infile\n
Hey, Wizards & other wiseguys!
There's some confusing going on regarding UTC in Win32. MSDN explains the "-" part of the format "mmddhhmmss.ss-" as being +/-hhmm from Zulu time (GMT). Well, that's peachy, BUT...
When I run the code that brings in UTC date,
$date = $foo-
